Daniels Manufacturing Corp.

United States

• Diameter.25"″ to 1.50"″

DMC Strap wrenches have been specially designed for connector assembly, rather than merely adapted from another use. The combination of lightweight materials, torque sensitive threads, and critical platings on modern connectors has mandated the requirement for precision made strap wrenches, which apply a uniform grip around the diameter and avoid pressure points or metal-to-metal contact. A variety of widths and lengths of straps is available, in several different handle configurations, so the system is suited to all common connector applications. All strap wrenches are equipped with a 38" drive hole to accommodate torque wrenches and other tools.

For power supply and power management applications, DMC offers our Industrial Mid-Current Range Adjustable Crimp Tools which have virtually limitless applications within the specified wire range of 6 through 18 AWG. The tools are used widely in the marine, rail, power generation, solar, and heavy transportation industries. Mid-Current Range Adjustable Indent Crimp ToolsThe Mid-Current Range Adjustable Crimp Tools are similar to our Standard Adjustable indent Crimp Tool but have an enlarged crimp cavity to accommodate mid-current power contacts. Turret heads and positioners are available to adapt the tool frames to your specific contactwire combination. The 8 impression crimp assures absolute maximum tensile strength with almost every closed barrel contact. Special indent configurations are available upon request. For proper operation, the tool must be mated with a multi-position turret head (or a single-position positioner. These are attached by orienting the positioner in the keyed position and by tightening the hex socket screws provided as part of the positioner. A permanent dataplate is affixed to all turret heads and positioners. This plate lists specific contact part numbers, the corresponding position color code (for 3 position turret heads), and suggested selector depth settings for the wire size being usedOn most models, crimp depth is controlled by a position selector knob located on the tool frame. The operator simply dials the desired step for the wire being used. This setting can be secured by use of a locking pin or safety wire. As with our Military Standard crimp tools, the cycle controlled ratchet assures a complete crimp every time. The carefully engineered design achieves the absolute maximum mechanical advantage. Periodic gaging is recommended to insure accurate calibration. This can be done easily by setting the tool selector knob to the designated position and checking indenter closure with the “GONO-GO” gage designated for each tool.

The central element of the Daniels Manufacturing Corporation connector accessory tool product line is the adaptor tool. Adaptor ToolsThis unique device is configured in such a manner as to mate perfectly with the corresponding circular connector keying pattern. It, therefore, can be used to hold the connector in a stationary position while the accessory components are being installed or removed. Many keying arrangements and shell sizes are utilized in high reliability wiring systems and great care must be exercised when selecting and using the adaptor tool. DMC has made great effort to combine the most possible applications into each adaptor tool design, thereby minimizing the tool requirements for overall system support. Many other important benefits are designed into DMC adaptor tools.

• Tool Width2.35"
• Tool Length6.49"
• Part NumberMG-1300

Now you can quickly remove cable ties without damaging the wire harness. The safety guards on the tip of the MG cable tie removal tools slide behind the cable tie strap to prevent the sharp blades from contacting and damaging the bundled items. The ergonomic, cushion grip handles and scissor action produce a clean cut. Also use the MG series cable tie removal tools when repairing and retrofitting wire harnesses & hose assemblies, removing packaged items, prototyping & testing products, and many other factory and field uses. These versatile cable tie removal tools provide a long life when cutting plastic, thin copper, and aluminum. Each tool is made of heat treated alloy steel with a Rockwell hardness range of 53-58Rc.