November 30, 2012

Depends on what type crimp you are talking about.  If it is a ring type
terminal lug, the lug specification normally provides information (e.g.
MIL-T-7928 or the AS7928).  The data is based on type of conductor, wire
size and lug size.

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Subject: [TN] Crimp tensile strength

Hi all,

I'm trying to find a chart to evaluate crimp quality. This chart was
about "Crimp tensile strength". Can't remember what it was.

Thanks for any help!

JF

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