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Chuck,
I am usually against buying assortments because there is likely to be things I will never use. However, this might be a good starter kit. The crimper looks to be a mil style four point crimp although there is no real description in you linked site. As you know, we are between homes here and have not had access to robot parts or tools for more than a month. I would love to hear from anyone who has purchased these already. One fear I have is the close spacing on some of the module terminals. They may not allow ferrules. |
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We ordered the inventables kit (link), and decided it is inappropriate for RoboRIO. My observations:
We're going to order try ordering some weidmueller brand ferrules from digikey (link) that have a thinner wall and might work for 18awg. |
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Joey,
The connectors are the same, the inter terminal spacing is the only difference. |
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We were looking at: Both look like they might work for the required 18awg power wires. Like I mentioned above, the ones in the inventables kit did not. |
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The spacing from one terminal to another is different on the female blocks. On the RoboRio, the spacing is 5 mm as I remember. The other components are only 3.5mm from one terminal to another. The two parts you link to are ferrules. One is meant to slip over stranded conductors only and the other is used in the same way a crimp on terminal is used. Please note that the crimp on insulator is 2.8 mm nominal diameter which is pretty close for terminating a 3.5mm spacing on the control system components. Once crimped, this ferrule is likely to change cross section to be greater than the 2.8 mm nominal diameter.
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