Hi,
I'm trying to come up with a turn-key Dialog control retrofit and am in need of the the connectors between the control and the machine. Most important are X9 and X15, which are both Weidmuller STV, I believe. I also need the others, but I'm most worried about the Weidmuller. In a worst case scenario, I may just have to replace these with something that is more readily available and people will have to deal with that change.
The best case scenario would actually be to have both the male and female of all the connectors. The reason I say this is that I am hoping to build a "suitcase machine", which is essentially all the components (but *much* smaller servos) in a setup that I can easily put next to my desk. That way I can develop the custom code in a much better and more productive setting. So, if someone has stripped a control then I'd love to get a shot at the connectors.
I have purchased the Amphenol crimper and tools that are used on the majority of the connectors (*very* expensive tools but....). Because I don't actually have a Deckel CNC, however, I am not 100% sure about the Weidmuller connectors. Maybe someone can take some photos of them for me so that I can better identify them. I'm especially interested in learning if they utilize crimped pins or if they have screw terminals on the housings (hoping for the latter... tired of buying overpriced tooling).
Oh, and if anyone suggests that I contact Sean because he, logically, may have a control that could be salvaged from the fire... Well, I already tried that. Unfortunately, there isn't anything there of use.
Thanks!
Alan
I'm trying to come up with a turn-key Dialog control retrofit and am in need of the the connectors between the control and the machine. Most important are X9 and X15, which are both Weidmuller STV, I believe. I also need the others, but I'm most worried about the Weidmuller. In a worst case scenario, I may just have to replace these with something that is more readily available and people will have to deal with that change.
The best case scenario would actually be to have both the male and female of all the connectors. The reason I say this is that I am hoping to build a "suitcase machine", which is essentially all the components (but *much* smaller servos) in a setup that I can easily put next to my desk. That way I can develop the custom code in a much better and more productive setting. So, if someone has stripped a control then I'd love to get a shot at the connectors.
I have purchased the Amphenol crimper and tools that are used on the majority of the connectors (*very* expensive tools but....). Because I don't actually have a Deckel CNC, however, I am not 100% sure about the Weidmuller connectors. Maybe someone can take some photos of them for me so that I can better identify them. I'm especially interested in learning if they utilize crimped pins or if they have screw terminals on the housings (hoping for the latter... tired of buying overpriced tooling).
Oh, and if anyone suggests that I contact Sean because he, logically, may have a control that could be salvaged from the fire... Well, I already tried that. Unfortunately, there isn't anything there of use.
Thanks!
Alan