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This guide is for anyone needing to create professional-grade coaxial cable connections, particularly those working with BNC, TNC, and F-Type connectors. The Mercury Ratchet-Action Coaxial Crimping Pliers provide a reliable and consistent crimp, offering a hassle-free alternative to soldering. Keep in mind that these pliers are designed for specific coaxial cable types, so ensure compatibility before use.
| Model Part Number | 710.282UK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mercury |
The Mercury Ratchet-Action Coaxial Crimping Pliers are suitable for RG-6, RG-59, and RG-62 coaxial cables.
These pliers are designed to crimp hex-type connectors, including BNC, TNC, and F-Type connectors.
You'll need to strip the outer jacket and dielectric of the coaxial cable, exposing the center conductor and braid. Follow the connector's instructions for the specific stripping dimensions.
Insert the prepared cable and connector into the correct crimping cavity. Squeeze the handles until the ratchet fully engages and releases. This ensures a proper crimp.
Check if you are using the correct cable and connector type. Ensure that the cable has been prepared properly. Try recrimping the connector to make sure the ratchet mechanism fully engaged.
Store the pliers in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion. Clean them after each use.
The pliers have a length of 220mm and a weight of 530g.
No, these pliers are specifically designed for hex-type connectors such as BNC, TNC, and F-Type. Using them for other connectors could damage the tool and produce poor crimps.
Ensure you are using the correct connector and cable type. Double-check that the cable is properly prepared before crimping. Try crimping again, making sure the ratchet mechanism fully engages.
Verify the connector type and size. The pliers are designed for specific connector types (BNC, TNC, and F-Type). Make sure the connector and the cable match.
Continue squeezing the handles until the ratchet fully engages and releases. If the issue persists, inspect the pliers for any obstructions.
