Purpose and connection part
Identify whether the object is a terminal, contact, rope sleeve or pipe fitting, then record model and family. Appearance or handle colour is not a compatibility criterion.
Scope and accessories
Record units and boundaries, and check whether locators, interchangeable jaws or other accessories are required. Different accessories can change the combination described by the documentation.
Validation and document version
Keep the product document version, model and review date so teams use consistent conditions. Retain the matched references for each accessory and connection-part combination.
Using LIHENGRIX product references
Each model page provides an overview, connection part, working characteristics and application references. Use the catalogue to consolidate models and follow application pages and articles for task context. Selection discussions start with the complete connection requirements.
Separate nominal information, construction and results
A model name identifies the product, a construction description explains operation, specifications define conditions and test results need an associated sample and method. They are not interchangeable. Handle length does not establish crimp capability, and one standard reference does not mean all tools underwent the same test.
Compatibility needs a specific object
“For crimping” identifies a task but not a complete pairing. Compatibility also involves terminal or fitting, wire or tube and the working area. Adjustable settings need a component-specific context. Linking these inputs lets purchasing, assembly and maintenance share consistent information.
Prepare an effective selection brief
Describe the application, workpiece and problem, then attach identifiable part and dimensional information. Show the connection clearly rather than only packaging or a distant equipment view. Include access, frequency and required checks. A customer name can be omitted while retaining conditions relevant to tooling.
