Petersen Hi-Mod Swageless Compression Terminal - Fork End
PET-CTF03-C
Machined Fork Terminal
Clevis pin and split pin included
DIY swageless hand tool operation
Superior HI-Mod Compression design
Select the correct wire option: Standard 1x19 or Compact Strand 1x7
Check the chart for dimensions
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Petersen Hi-Mod Swageless Compression Terminal - Fork End
Petersen Hi-Mod terminals are designed for easy assembly by using an exclusive ‘twist-click’ system.
This method is extremely beneficial on large diameter or Compact Strand wire where the strands are stiff and difficult to bend.
Hi-Mod twist and click assembly:
- Hold the end fitting against the crown ring
- Twist the body in the same direction as the lay of the wire while applying upward pressure.
- The outer wire strands will click into position on the crown
- If necessary, use a small screwdriver to reposition any strands that have inadvertently crossed
Petersen have producd a very informative video illustrating the twist and click method and how to fit their Hi-Mod terminals to wire successfully:
| Item | P=Pin | C | T | T/L | A/F B | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3mm Fork | 6mm | 12.5mm | 6.2mm | 30mm | 9.5mm | 29g |
| 4mm Fork | 8mm | 17mm | 7.9mm | 40mm | 11mm | 60g |
| 5mm Fork | 9.5mm | 19mm | 9.9mm | 47mm | 14mm | 103g |
| 6mm Fork | 11mm | 22mm | 10.9mm | 50mm | 19mm | 159g |
| 7mm Fork | 12mm | 25mm | 12.7mm | 58mm | 20mm | 239g |
| 8mm Fork - DS | 12mm | 25mm | 12.7mm | 63mm | 22mm | 323g |
| 8mm Fork | 14mm | 28mm | 13.8mm | 70mm | 22mm | 395g |
| 8mm Fork - US | 16mm | 32mm | 15.8mm | 72mm | 22mm | 490g |
| 10mm Fork | 16mm | 32mm | 15.8mm | 78mm | 26mm | 542g |
| 12mm Fork | 19mm | 38mm | 17.8mm | 93mm | 32mm | 918g |
| 14mm Fork | 22mm | 45mm | 22mm | 106mm | 36mm | 1464g |
US = Up size
DS = Down size
NOTE:
Petersen Stainless use the following convention throughout their range – the pin size is the smallest diameter hole that our pin will fit into, the hole size is the largest diameter pin that will fit in the hole. For example, if we list a pin as being 12mm then the pin will fit into a 12mm diameter hole and conversely if we list a hole as being 16mm then a 16mm diameter pin will fit in the hole. If in doubt please ask.
