BS 5057:1992

Committees responsible
National foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Classification into groups
5 Values of current
6 Marking
7 Dimensions
8 Type tests
9 Test conditions
10 Test specimens
11 Visual examination
12 Examination of dimension and mass
13 Contact resistance - Specified test current method
14 Temperature rise
15 Current loading, cyclic
16 Insertion and withdrawal forces
17 Tensile strength (crimped connection)
Appendix
A Force gauge for testing quick-connect female
      connectors
Tables
Ia Dimensions of male tabs (millimetres)
Ib Dimensions of male tabs (inches)
IIa Dimensions of female connectors (millimetres)
IIb Dimensions of female connectors (inches)
IIIa Dimensions of alternative design female connectors
      (millimetres)
IIIb Dimensions of alternative design female connectors
      (inches)
IV Type tests
V Untitled
VI Insertion and withdrawal force limits
Figures
1 Dimensions of male tabs
2a Dimensions of round dimple detents
2b Dimensions of rectangular dimple detents
3 Dimensions of hole detents
4 Dimensions of female connectors
4a Dimensions of female connectors, alternative
      design
5 Double-end tab
6 Location of test points and thermocouples
7 Connections for electrical tests
8 Test currents for temperature-rise test
9 Contact resistance - 2.8 mm size
10 Contact resistance - 4.8 mm and 5.2 mm sizes
11 Contact resistance - 6.3 mm and 9.5 mm sizes.
      Brass-to-brass
12 Contact resistance - 6.3 mm and 9.5 mm sizes.
      Tin-to-tin and tin-to-brass
13 Tensile strength - Crimped connections
14 Series 2.8
15 Series 2.8
16 Series 4.8
17 Series 4.8
18 Series 6.3
19 Series 9.5