Knipex, 97 Crimping Die Set, Coaxial, Coaxial Type RG 58 / 174 / 188 / 316

Profile jaws for crimp system tool KNIPEX 97 43 200 (stock no. 336-8084)
Profile for coaxial connector
For RG58 and 174, 188, 316

Knipex universal crimping die 97 43 200 / RS 336-8084

For coaxial connectors / car phone RG 58 / 174 / 188 / 316.
Dies are machined and engraved with the cable section
The dies are fixed with a screw.

Can be used with the Knipex 97 43 200 / RS 336-8084 universal crimping tool, which offers the following advantages
Interchangeable crimping dies
One tool for almost 1,000 different crimps
Virtually parallel crimping mechanism
Consistently high crimping quality thanks to precision dies and forced locking mechanism (can be unlocked)
Crimping pressure is precisely set at the factory (calibrated), adjustable
Increased force due to lever transmission for less tiring work.

Parallel crimping
Precision machining to obtain a precise crimp that meets the manufacturer's technical specifications
Over 1000 interchangeable dies.

Product maintenance

• To maintain proper operation and long service life, shafts and other moving parts should be lubricated regularly.


• Lubrication* is recommended at least every 10,000 cycles when the tool is exposed to dirt or other contaminants.


• The setting of the crimping die ranges should also be checked.


• Adjustment of the pressure setting pin is necessary when the tool preload decreases significantly.

*Use a light non-mineral oil.

Importance of high quality crimping
When a crimping tool is used on a terminal, two crimps take place at the same time. One is the electrical connection between the conductor and the terminal. The other is the crimping of the insulation, which relieves vibration and stress. It is important that the electrical connection is gas-tight with no voids between the wire strands and the lug. If there are voids, corrosion can occur, causing resistance and excessive heat that damages the electrical connection. Using a good quality crimping tool will ensure a complete gas tight crimp, preventing future deterioration of the electrical connection and insulation failure.

General Support Tooling

The crimp tooling detailed on this and subsequent pages are recommended, in most cases, for a wide range of connectors and associated cable types. The 'Crimp Tool Selection Guide' table indicates the cable type(s) and/or specific type(s) of connector for which each tool is recommended. The 'Die Set Selection Guide' table indicates compatible cable types and their 'Group number' and details of frame tool required. A small number of crimp tools have been considered to be 'dedicated' to a connector type. These tools have been incorporated with those connector ranges on respective pages, and are not included within this General Tooling Range.