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MDF12/27 Series

Applicable crimping tools

Type

Part No.

HRS No.

Applicable contacts

Applicator

AP105-MDF12-1822P

901-4514-0

MDF12-1822PCF

AP105-MDF12A-1822P

901-4515-2

MDF12A-1822PCF

AP105-MDF12-1416P

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MDF12-1416PCF

AP105-MDF12A-1416P

901-4533-4

MDF12A-1416PCF

AP105-MDF27-1822P

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MDF27-1822PCF

AP105-MDF27A-1822P

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MDF27A-1822PCF

AP105-MDF27-1416P

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MDF27-1416PCF

AP105-MDF27A-1416P

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MDF27A-1416PCF

Press body

CM-105

901-0005-4

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MDF12-TA1822HC

550-0238-0

MDF12-1822PC

MDF12A-TA1822HC

550-0239-2

MDF12A-1822PC

MDF12-TA1416HC

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MDF12-1416PC

Manual crimping tools

MDF12A-TA1416HC

550-0237-7

MDF12A-1416PC

HT104/MDF27-1822P

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MDF27-1822PC

MDF27A-TA1822HC

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MDF27A-1822PC

MDF27-TA1416HC

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MDF27-1416PC

MDF27A-TA1416HC

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MDF27A-1416PC

Note 1: Issues caused by use of tools other than the ones designed or recommended by Hirose are not covered by warranty.

Note 2: Please contact our Sales Dept. When you are placing an order for products listed above that show no HRS Part Number.

Usage recommendations

1. Recommended soldering conditions

■Flow conditions using an automatic soldering device: Soldering temperature:

250 ±5ç; soldering time: within 3 seconds

■Hand soldering conditions: Soldering iron temperature: 290 ±10ç; soldering

time: within 3 seconds

■After soldering, be sure not to disturb the connectors before they have

returned to their normal temperature because the coating presser part is likely

to be loosened when a load is applied on the cables while the connectors and

the cables are still heated.

2. Cleaning conditions

Please refer to the "Handbook on the Use of Nylon Connectors".

Do not use solvents which will impair the cable jacket, such as trichloroethane.

Additionally, avoid heating cleaning using solvents.

Additionally, avoid using heated cleaning solvents.

3. Wire connecting conditions

Please refer to the "Handbook on the Use of Nylon Connectors".