Tyco Electronics Corporation
300 Constitutional Drive
Menlo Park, CA. 94025 U.S.A.
Raychem No: RPIP-696-04
Rev: G
Date: July 16, 2003
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8. Position the sub-assemblies (stars+conic rings+ferrules) into the body by carefully twisting the
cables. Heat may be applied to the primary wires, to make the wires easier to twist. Apply heat,
then push and twist the wires until the clamping nut (1) threads will engage with the threads on
the body (4). Hot air tool: Steinel HL1802E, without reflector, Setting 4-5, Low speed
(220°C±20°C). Equivalent tools may be used.
9. Tighten the clamping nut (1) on the body (4), see paragraph 11.
Torque value: see table B.
10. If a tinel lock is mounted on the clamping nut, see Raychem Tinel Lock* installation
procedure. For band strap clamping nuts, use the band strap manufacturer’s installation
procedure.
11.Tightening of Hexashield adaptors.
It is essential for reliable electrical performance to adequately tighten the adaptor onto the
connector. The following procedures are recommended.
11-1.Apply a suitable liquid lock compound (e.g. Loctite 243) to the first thread, also acts as a
lubricant when tightening Hexashield adaptors.
11-2. Hand tighten the body onto the connector ensuring that antirotation teeth are properly mated.
It is recommended that the connector is mated to a receptacle or connector wrench before final
tightening takes place.
11-3. Using a torque tool and strap wrench, tighten the body first then the clamping nut to the
specified torque. Recommended tool: Glenair Series 600 assembly tool, or Daniels DMC Beta
accessory tool. Equivalent tools may be used.