No of cts. per tube
Part numbers
Pins
Sockets
25
767 025 106
767 025 206
50
767 050 106
767 050 206
100
767 100 106
767 100 206
200
767 200 106
767 200 206
Spare contacts in tubes
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No of cts. per tube |
Part numbers |
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Pins |
Sockets |
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25 |
767 025 106 |
767 025 206 |
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50 |
767 050 106 |
767 050 206 |
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100 |
767 100 106 |
767 100 206 |
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200 |
767 200 106 |
767 200 206 |
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Warning !
To ensure the optimal proofing characteristics, all the contacts must be inserted in the insulator.
Insertion and extraction tool: part number 769 131 006 (essential)
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1 2 3 |
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1- Pin extraction 2- Pin, socket insertion 3- Socket extraction |
Contact insertion:
Beginning with thecenter cavity of the connector, insert contact by applying a slow even pressure until the contact snaps into position.
Contact extraction:
Choose the proper tool for the contact to be extracted (No. 1 for socket, No. 3 for pin). Place the tool tip over the pin or into the socket contact with a slow even pressure. Push the contact out the back of the insert.
