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Harting - The Harting company develops, manufactures and sells connection technology. It offers connectors, equipment terminations, network components and wire harnesses for network or machine, power and data applications. But the history of HARTING Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG begins as early as 1945 with the desire to make everyday life easier for people. Wilhelm and Marie Harting founded the company "Wilhelm Harting Mechanical Workshops". First, devices for everyday use were produced, such as hotplates, waffle irons and firelighters. But the first self-developed connector soon followed, which set globally recognized standards and formed the basis for the company's growing success to this day. Today, the Harting Technology Group is a leading international supplier of industrial connection technology. It is still family-owned and has several production sites and more than 40 sales companies. The company's very extensive product portfolio includes standardized industrial connectors, circuit board connectors, interface connectors, system cabling, individual solutions, Industrial Ethernet switches, current sensors and transducers, tools, charging equipment for electric vehicles, magnet systems and special machines. In addition, it manufactures checkout zones for retail. But Harting does not produce exclusively for large industrial customers. Many standardized components are also used in the private and commercial sector and are offered by us in the eibabo® shops from eibmarkt® at top conditions. These include, for example, screw connections, socket inserts, sleeve housings, socket housings, coupling housings, crimping pliers and cable glands. All products are of convincing quality and are rated positively by our customers in the eibabo® technology store.

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Crimping tool - Tired of frayed cable ends? Would you like to securely attach cable lugs or ferrules so that your wires are permanently fixed in screw terminals or spring terminals? With the high-quality pressing tools from the eibabo® shop, well-functioning contact connections can be made in no time at all. Manual, battery-powered and electric, hydraulic or pneumatic crimping tools are in daily use and are part of the basic equipment of a good electrician. Even the private do-it-yourselfer achieves better results if the tools used are easy to use and precisely cut, strip or press. In this article, we will introduce you to the most important pressing tools and give tips on what to look out for when buying one. Here you will find numerous high-quality crimping pliers, cable lug pliers, notched pliers, contact crimping pliers and other crimping tools at top conditions. All products in the shop are often used by us and our partners for years and can be recommended without reservation.What is crimping?Most of the items presented here are special tools for performing a wide variety of activities. But they all have one thing in common: the tools create a connection between two components by plastically deforming them. This deformation can be caused by pressing, squeezing, piercing, flanging or folding and is referred to as 'crimping'. All of these tools are by definition crimping tools, although 'crimping pliers' are often referred to as a separate product group. We mainly use the term 'press tools'.What is the difference between pressing tools?Pressing tools are different devices that permanently connect two materials or components through deformation. One of the most common applications is attaching connectors to the end of electrical wires. But many pressing tools are multifunctional. Depending on the application, you can also bend, cut or strip materials with it. The tools are designed in such a way that they are suitable for specific cable diameters, conductor cross-sections or pipe sizes in order to guarantee secure connections. There is typically no provision for the connections to be released.The biggest difference between the individual pressing tools lies in the type of function or operation. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages. When machining smaller components, for example, precision is often important. It is best to use a manually operated pressing tool here. When you need more power, hydraulic and electric models make your job easier.hand toolsManual devices are often small, light and intended for the tool case. These are in the form of pliers and are suitable for daily use on the construction site and for processing smaller components.Equipment for the workbenchBench tools are the opposite of manual tools. These are big and heavy and have power. Permanently mounted on the workbench, these can be operated electrically or manually with levers and rotary devices. Good to knowWith the manual and battery-operated devices from our shop, you are already optimally equipped for conventional electrical installations. More complex tools are more for commercial and industrial use. Electrical appliancesElectrically operated pressing tools are usually equipped with rechargeable batteries and do the work without much effort. Wired models are rare. Although these devices are not for the pocket, they are intended for mobile use on the construction site.Pneumatic pressing toolsPneumatically operated pressing tools require little effort. The compression force is provided by compressed air. These devices offer maximum performance and are suitable for demanding installations, repair services and maintenance work. Here we distinguish between small mobile devices and permanently installed models for the workshop.Hydraulic pressing toolsThese models are similar to the pneumatic variants. Here, too, there are mobile and fixed pressing tools. However, the compression force is provided by hydraulic fluid.The pliers for ferrulesA bare and unprotected wire end is not optimal for the connection with screw terminals, spring terminals or similar. This applies in particular to flexible strands, which consist of many thin wires. These ends will fray in screw terminals, become damaged, and lack the strength to be plugged into spring terminals. Wire-end ferrules were developed for this purpose, which give the wire a firm shape and improve the resistance of the wires to oxidation. This increases the longevity and reliability of a connection. A ferrule is a soft metal tube that is crimped onto the end of a stripped wire. Most ferrules are made of copper and are tinned, sometimes gold or silver plated. This serves to protect against corrosion. The diameter and length of a ferrule is determined by the thickness of the wire.NoticeFerrules are color coded for the maximum wire sizes. However, there are different, sometimes contradicting color codes. Please ensure the correct size to ensure secure connections.A ferrule is usually wider on one side to make it easier to put it on the wire. This side is covered with a plastic cable entry sleeve (protective collar). The protective collar serves as a transition between the core insulation and the ferrule. The ferrule pliers only crimp the copper part with the wire while leaving the plastic sleeve around the insulation undamaged.cable lug pliersIn addition to ferrules, cable lugs are often attached to the wires. Cable lugs are similar to ferrules. While a ferrule only encloses and protects the wire, cable lugs also have a special attachment option for the cable. This can be, for example:Ring Eyelets: The connection part consists of a flat contact surface and is in the form of an annular eyelet completely closed in a circle. There are versions with one hole or multiple holes. Cable lugs with multiple holes prevent rotation or movement of the cable lug.Clevis: The connecting portion of a fork is in the shape of a two-pronged fork. The connection point here is not a circular closed hole, but open on one side.Special shapes: There are cable lugs in special shapes, such as flat contact surfaces (with and without side guides) for sliding onto suitable mating contacts. TIP:Multifunction tools offer the option of changing the press inserts. Among other things, this allows you to process various wire-end ferrules and cable lugs with just one device. Choosing the right cable lug (and thus the choice of the correct cable lug pliers) also depends on the conductor class. You can find more information in the category 'cable lugs'.RJ45 crimping pliersRJ45 crimping pliers are specially designed for processing non-assembled network cables and telephone lines. The pliers are used to press the Western plug (RJ45) with the inserted wires of the cables. These pliers often have an integrated flat cable cutter and a possibility for stripping.Are there pressing tools for extremely thin wire cross-sections?Working with particularly thin cables does not forgive any mistakes. Problems can even arise with the classic manual press tools. For such requirements, use a press tool with a ratchet lock. This locking device in connection with an automatic cross-section adjustment controls the pressing process. Human errors are excluded and uniformly controlled pressing results are guaranteed.Can I squeeze wire ends with pliers?The pressing and squeezing of ferrules or cable lugs with conventional pliers is not recommended. You cannot produce a safe, clean and durable cold-weld joint with it. A bad crimping result means, for example, that the sleeve or the cable lug is loose and comes off. Air and moisture could enter the connection. Then corrosion occurs and the electrical conductivity would be impaired.Image: Klauke K 05 D pressing toolIsn't soldering much more stable than pressing?A proper press connection usually provides a stronger and more reliable connection than soldering. Soldered joints can break under certain circumstances, while pressed cable ends are significantly more robust. Press connections can be made more easily with cables and lines that have already been laid. Soldering in dark and hard-to-reach places is difficult.How do I release a press connection?It is not intended to release a press connection again. If you undo a press fit, the second try is unlikely to hold reliably. In these cases, shorten the cable or line and make a new press connection.Which pressing tools are the best?Professionals and ambitious do-it-yourselfers will find professional-quality crimping tools and tools for crimping, cutting and stripping at eibabo®. In addition to pressing tools of all kinds, we also have a wide range of accessories, spare parts and additional parts in our range. The pressing tools available here offer you efficient, high-quality technology. Well-known manufacturers include Cimco, Wiha, Klauke, Weidmüller, Harting, Knipex, Phoenix Contact as well as ABB Stotz and WAGO Kontakttechnik. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Tools (Press, cut and isolate) > Crimp tool cable lugs, cable end sleeves, screen connection you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Arbor press pliersBattery pressCable lug pliersClicknCrimpConnecting sleeveConnection toolsConnectorCordless cutterCrimp toolCutting toolFerrulesFinder springFour-indent crimping pliersFront pressing pliersHand toolHydraulic press headManual hydraulicsPneumatic toolPress diePress insertPressing pliers setPressing toolRoller press pliersSpecial toolStripping toolUniversal crimping pliersWire end pliersWire stripperfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Crimping tool:ABBCimcoEricoHartingIntercableIntercable ToolsKlaukeKnipexLappPhoenixRittalSchneider ElectricStäubliTE Con.Energy+Ind/EUWAGOWeidmüllerWielandWiha

Panel feed-through ventilation - In this eibabo® catalogue Accessories for flue gases and air > Wall/roof duct, round air duct you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Air baffleAir distribution systemsAirflowBulkhead fittingCondensing heatingExterior wall setExternal wall valveHeat pump systemsHose connection plateInstallationOuter partOuter wall penetrationRenewalRound air duct wall/ceiling ductTelescopic channelTelescopic housingVentilation systemsVentilation unitWall bushingWall duct for ventilation systemWall duct for ventilation systemsWall mounting kitWall outletWall/roof duct, round air ductfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Panel feed-through ventilation:HartingStiebel EltronVaillant

Add-on module - In this eibabo® catalogue Installation column systems > Extension module for installation column you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Accessories for room columnAccessories for room system columnAccessory for ceiling columnAccessory for stand columnAdd-on moduleAdd-on module for pedestalAdd-on module for room columnAdd-on module for room system columnAdd-on module for service poleCeiling connection columnColumn accessoriesCompressed air connectionCompressed air extractionCompressed air tapConnection for room systemConnection hoseConnection module for room columnDesign columnExtension module for ceiling columnExtension module for columnExtension module for installation columnFlexible connectionFlexible connection for room systemPedestalRoom Column SystemRoom systemService pole modulefrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Add-on module:HartingOBOTehalit

Mounting frame - In this eibabo® catalogue Boilers and heaters > Accessories/parts for hot tap water heater you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Accessories for hot tap water heaterAccessories/parts for hot tap water heaterAccessories/spare parts for hot tap water heaterAccessories/spare parts instantaneous water heaterBack coating setBoost pumpCascading setCharging pumpCirculation setConnection setControl deviceControl equipmentExchange setExchangerFitting or transition pieceFlow regulatorGas blockIgnitionLock-out deviceMounting frameMounting frame for hot water deviceMounting setStorage connection setSwitch moduleTap water pumpTemperature sensorUniversal frameVolume flow sensorfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Mounting frame:HartingKindermannMaicoVaillantWindowMaster

Pcb connectors - In this eibabo® catalogue Connectors > Printed circuit board connector you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Board connectorCrimp connectionDirect connectorEdge connectorFemale connectorHeaderInsulation displacement connectionLatchesLP connectorMale connectorMultiplugPCB adapterPCB connection technologyPCB connectorPCB connectorsPCB socketPin connectorPlugPlug partPluggable PCB terminalPress-fit connectionPrinted circuit board connectorReceptacle connectionSocketSocket plugSolder lug connectionSolder pin headersWinding connectionfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Pcb connectors:HartingMetzPhoenixSchneider ElectricWAGOWeidmüllerWeidm?llerWieland

Contact insert holder - In this eibabo® catalogue Connectors > Module carrier frame for industrial connectors you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:AdapterArticulated frameArticulated holding frameBuzz attachmentConnector insertContact insert holderContact insert holder for heavy-duty connectorsContact insert holder for industrial connectorsContact insert mountContact insert mount for heavy duty connectorContact pinFrame for contact insertsHolding frameIndustrial connector frameInsert moduleLocking partsModule carrierModule carrier frame for industrial connectorsModule insertMounting frameMounting platePen insertPin contact framePin contact insertRail fasteningTension spring contact insertfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Contact insert holder:HartingPhoenixWeidmüller

Rectangular connectors - The rectangular plug connectors offered in your eibabo technology store are, as the name suggests, plugs with a rectangular shape. However, this designation is used for many different plug connections. A classic rectangular connector is the RJ45 connector, which was specially developed for the purpose of data transmission in networks. RJ is a universal US plug standard based on modular plugs and sockets. The number is then the more precise designation of the respective plug connection. In addition, there are modular rectangular connectors for industrial applications, which ensure a consistent connection to terminal boxes, control cabinets and devices from the field wiring to the printed circuit board. Modular because the almost endless number of combinations of different housing variants, contact inserts and contact carriers also enable highly flexible connection options for signal and data transmission. Rectangular connectors are used, for example, in mechanical engineering, medical technology, automation technology, solar and wind energy or in event and stage technology.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Connectors > Rectangular connector, set (industrial connector) you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Cable outletClutch housingComplete setConnection linesContact pinCoupling extensionData connectorGrommet housingHeavy connectorHousing topIndustrial connectorsInsulation displacement connectionKnurled screwLine socketPen insertPin contact insertPlug setRectangular connectorRectangular connector (industrial connector)Rectangular connector, set (industrial connector)Screw-in housingShell caseSocket contact insertSocket housingSocket insertSpring clampWall bushingWall bushing setfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Rectangular connectors:HartingLappPhoenixSchneider ElectricSiemensStäubliWeidmüllerWieland

Earthed plug - Electricity is essential in all areas of daily life these days. Whether household appliances, entertainment or even driving a car - nothing works without electricity. But not only the use of electricity is important, the secure connection of the electrical devices is also crucial. SCHUKO plugs are used here. These plugs are reliable and guarantee a stable connection between the devices and the mains. SCHUKO is the abbreviation for protective contact and a system of plugs and sockets. The SCHUKO plug is part of this plug-in system, which can be plugged in and unplugged under electrical voltage or load.What is a SCHUKO plug?SCHUKO is a system of mains plugs and sockets of the CEE 7/4 standard. These are also known as Type F connectors. Type F plugs are used, for example, in Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Spain, Sweden, Finland, Norway and many countries in Eastern Europe.Already knewThe grounded SCHUKO plug in its current form was patented in 1929 by Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG. This was preceded by a patent by Albert Büttner, who designed the basic shape of the plug and held all the necessary parts together with just a single screw.SCHUKO plugs and the associated sockets are usually equipped with a protective earth and are intended for use in 230-volt networks with a current of 16 amps. SCHUKO plugs and sockets are unpolarized. That means: outer conductor and neutral conductor are randomly connected. In addition to the outer conductor and the neutral conductor, the system has a green-yellow protective conductor, which takes over the protective earthing with two flat contacts at the top and bottom of the plug. When plugged into a socket, the SCHUKO plug closes the connection cavity of the socket and thus prevents contact with conductive components when making contact. First, a ground is established between the flat contacts of the plug and the grounding terminals located in the socket. Only then do the phase conductor connections and the neutral conductor connections come into contact with one another. And it is precisely this fact that is special about the SCHUKO system and gives it its name: the protective contact connection diverts dangerous voltages as soon as the electrical circuit is closed by the other two poles. This design with leading protective contact ensures that there are no dangerous voltages on accessible parts of the device.Additional lateral guide slots in the socket are required for reasons of stability. These enable the use of large and heavy SCHUKO plugs, for example with a built-in transformer or timer.Image: Mennekes 10837 Schuko plugBasic information on the typification of plugs and socketsThe plugs and sockets that exist worldwide are numerous and correspondingly different. Their design and structure is often historical and adapted to the conditions of the power grid in the respective region. Worldwide, we distinguish between two standards for wired AC transmission. On the one hand, this is the 230 volt standard with a frequency of 50 Hertz / 60 Hertz. On the other hand, it is the 110 volt technology with a frequency of 50 Hertz / 60 Hertz. Based on this, individual countries and manufacturing companies began to offer their own connectors. This led to a high degree of individualization. The introduction of a globally standardized plug system failed on the one hand because of political sensitivities, wars and conflicts and, of course, because of the two already established transmission standards. Because there would be a risk of devices being damaged or short circuits or fires occurring if a device were connected to a network with a voltage other than its nominal value. As a result, the development of adapters and transformers was accepted instead to achieve cross-system international compatibility.NoticeThere are currently 15 plug / socket standards worldwide, referred to as plug types A to O. Here in Central Europe, types C, E and F are used, some of which are also compatible with each other.The Type-C plug is an unearthed two-pronged plug that used to be standard in most European countries as well as in the countries of the former USSR. This type is considered the forerunner of today's French type E and the German type F. Type C plugs are still often found in the form of flat plugs on many devices such as fairy lights, floor lamps, razors, hair dryers and other small household appliances. In the international CEE system, this plug shape is referred to as the CEE 7/16 standard. Type C plugs fit perfectly into a Type F SCHUKO socket.With the French type E plug, there is a grounding contact for the protective conductor in the center above the pins for the phase conductor and neutral conductor. The counterpart to this is a pin that protrudes from the French Type E socket. Classic plugs of this type are usually round and do not fit into the Type F SCHUKO socket because the lateral guide grooves and the recess for the earthing contacts attached at the top and bottom are missing. However, these are only very rarely found and are increasingly being replaced by CEE 7/7 plugs, which fit both type E sockets and type F SCHUKO sockets.The German Type F SCHUKO plug is widely used throughout Europe, as well as in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. This is characterized by the grounding clamps at the top and bottom and by a guide groove on the right and left. In the international CEE system, this plug shape is referred to as the CEE 7/4 standard and is not compatible with the French Type E socket due to the lack of a recess for the grounding pin. This is why it is now considered obsolete. In the course of a homogenization of the European market, this plug is often replaced by the CEE 7/7 plug, which is a hybrid E/F plug. The CEE-7/7 SCHUKO plug is therefore the current, grounded and universal continental European standard:with grounding clips on both sides to match with Type F socketwith a socket contact to accept the ground pin of the Type E socket by the wayThe socket of the SCHUKO socket is set back by 15 mm so that there is no risk of electric shock if the plug is partially inserted. Both the SCHUKO system and the French counterpart are designed for a nominal voltage of 230 volts at 50 hertz. All components are designed for 16 amps as standard. At 230 volts, this corresponds to an output of 3,680 watts.What is a contour plug?In connection with SCHUKO plugs, we often hear the term contour plug. A contoured plug is a two-pole (i.e. unearthed) plug that has the necessary recesses for the German grounding clamps, the guide grooves and an additional hole for the French protective conductor contact on the rounded edge of the plug. The plug thus fits into both systems, but does not use the protective contacts.At eibabo® you will find not only classic SCHUKO connectors, but also 2KT SCHUKO connectors (for difficult conditions), duroplastic connectors, flat connectors, flat cable connectors and flat connectors. Rubber plugs and PVC SCHUKO plugs as well as assembly plugs, angled plugs and wall plugs are also available for the SCHUKO system. In addition to the protective contact plugs of the SCHUKO system, we also carry protective contact plugs of the Swiss system and the English plug system. Please noteSCHUKO plug connections are not always compatible with other safety plug systems. SCHUKO plugs from all approved and well-known manufacturers are offered here in the shop, including ABL Sursum, Berker, Bachmann, Merten, Mennekes, Gira, Busch-Jaeger and Apsa. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Domestic switching devices > Plug with protective contact you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Angle connectorBelgium clutchBelgium plugConnectorConnectorsDevice connectorElamide connectorEuropean plugFrance clutchFrance plugFrench plugHousehold plugProtective contactRubber plugSafety plugSchuko plugSocketsSolid rubber plugfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Earthed plug:ABLBachmannBalsBerkerBusch JaegerE+P ElektrikElsproGiraHartingHirschmannJungKleinhuisLegrand BticinoMennekesMertenMeyerSchulteWalther

Cross-connector-jumper - Connecting bridges are plug-in contacts that were developed to connect terminal blocks or terminal blocks. Depending on the version, the bridges have different numbers of poles with which you can simply couple the desired number of terminal blocks. Typically this is two to fifty poles per bridge. Simply select the jumpers that are right for you here in the eibabo online shop. The comb jumpers, also known as cross jumpers, are supplied with a plastic cover over the metal pins and correspond to the flammability rating according to V0. The distance between the poles corresponds to the standardized grid dimension for the component, and the maximum charging current for each bridge is also specified and must be observed. The simple plug-in bridge connection saves you a lot of time because you don't have to strip individual cables to use them as a bridge. Plus, the installation looks neat and changing components is a breeze with plugging and unplugging.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Terminal blocks > Cross-connector for terminal block you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Box connectorBridgeBridge for terminal blockBridging combCable bridgeChain bridgeConnecting barConnecting bridgeConnectorConnector plugCross connectorCross connector/jumper for terminal blockCross-connector for terminal blockDistance pieceFixed bridge for terminal blockInsert jumperJumper combPhase busbarPlugPush-in type jumper barReducing connectorSeparating bridgerSeparating plugSwitchable jumperTerminal block bridgeTerminal block cross connectorWire commoning chainWire jumperfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Cross-connector-jumper:ABBFinderHagerHartingMetzMurrelektronikPhoenixSchneider ElectricSiemensSpelsbergWAGOWeidmüllerWeidm?llerWieland