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Crimp connectors.

Also written crimp type connector, crimp RG-59 connector, crimp D-sub.

What is a crimp connector?

A crimp connector is one whose contacts are fixed to the wire by pressing a sleeve around it with a tool, so the joint is repeatable and inspected by the tool's gauge rather than by eye. It is the production choice for coaxial, D-sub and circular families. It needs the maker's die for the exact contact and cable, and a crimp made with the wrong die is a loose joint.

Wire-to-Board 1.25 mm Crimp Terminal, a Crimp connectors part supplied by Data Systems
Crimp connectors in the catalogue: Wire-to-Board 1.25 mm Crimp Terminal, DS-ICS-V2-0172-WIRE-TO-BOARD-1-25-MM-CRIMP-TERMINAL. Catalogue photograph.

Published by Data Systems, network material suppliers in Secunderabad, Hyderabad since 1984, which is 42 years of experience with these parts. Written from the standards named above. Last checked 2026-08-19. How we check this, and what we got wrong.

Data Systems, a network material supplier in Secunderabad, Hyderabad since 1984 with branches in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam, supplies Crimp connectors across India through official channels. Send a list, get one quote.

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