Full Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
 - Overview
 - Ring Terminals
 - Flag Terminals
 - Fork Terminals
 - Pin Terminals
 - Splice Connectors
 - Wire Joints
 - Heat-Shrinkable Terminals, Splices, Disconnects
 - Disconnects and Male Tabs
 - Luminaire Disconnects
 - Ferrules
 - Wire Termination Tools and Installation Kits
 - Wire Termination Technical Information
 - Shrink-Kon® Heat-Shrinkable Tubing
 - Shrink-Kon® Splice Insulatorsand Insulating Covers
 - Shrink-Kon® Installation Tools
 - Shield-Kon® Shield Termination System
 - Dragon-Tooth® Magnet WireTermination System
 

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Shield-Kon
®
 Shield Termination System
Wire Termination — Sta-Kon
®
 Wire Termination & Insulation
The design advantages are:
•   Positive selection of inner and outer sleeves and installing  
die by a complete color-coded system
•   A more reliable grounding termination because only 
one ground wire connection is made — conventional 
daisychain jumper method is eliminated
•   Smaller, more compact bundle is easy to inspect
•  Only one ground wire is required; however, additional  
ground wires may be used if needed
•  Smooth insulator protects conductor insulation
•   With one stroke of the tool, the interlace die will produce  
a 360° compression, uniformly securing all individual  
shields around the connector
The Shield-Kon
®
 Connector System for multiple-conductor shielded cable is 
based on the principle of cold swaging. It utilizes a two-piece compression 
connector color coded to match the proper die. The connector consists of 
ahard brass collector inner ring with a tough, smooth insulator and a soft 
copper compression outer ring. Each set of rings and matching installing 
diewill connect a minimum of five shielding braids with one ground wire. 
The maximum number of braids is limited only by the space between the 
inner and outer rings.
Step 1
After overall insulation is removed 
to expose shielded cables, each 
conductor must befreed from the 
shielding braid. TheThomas & 
Betts lead extractor toolsimplifies 
this operation by pushing theinner 
conductor through an opening 
in theshielding braid. The braid 
is then folded back until all 
conductors are freed.
Step 2
Flattened shielding braids 
areevenly distributed around 
theperiphery of the inner 
collectorring.
Step 3
Position outer compression 
ringover the flattened shielding 
braid, locating it over the center of 
the inner collector ring. Braidmay 
be trimmed even with the edge of 
the outer compression ring before 
or after compression. Ground wire 
or wires may be inserted between 
the outer compression ring and 
the shield prior tocompression.
Step 4
Selection of compression dies 
isdetermined by color coding 
on rings. The dies are color 
coded tomatch the rings. The 
appropriate dies are easily inserted 
or removed bydepressing die-
locking button shown.
Step 5
The prepared cable is placed  
in the installing die and compressed. 
Tool operates on hydraulic power 
output, developing 9800 ±200 psi  
operating pressure.
Step 6
Completed installation of the “single fold–fold forward” method typifies  
the reliability, compactness and neatness that is obtained with all  
Thomas & Betts recommended installation methods.
Multi-Shielded Cable Connector 
Installation Procedure
Terminate multiple-conductor shielded  
cable quickly and easily!










