Molex Insertion & Extraction Tool, HANDTOOL Series, Pin, Socket Contact

710-6528 is an Insertion tool, Series T9999, for the insertion all KK 2.54 mm (.100 in.) terminal contacts into all KK 2.54 mm (.100 in.) housings.
173-3278 is an Extraction Tool, Series T9999, for the removal of all KK KK 2.54 mm (.100 in.) pitch crimp terminal contacts from all KK 2.54 mm (.100 in.) housings.

The Molex Insertion & Extraction Combination Tool supports individual terminals to be inserted into its housing. It also has the option of being able to have the terminal be partially inserted in the terminal housing first, and then the Insertion tool can be used to firmly seat the terminal.
Please refer to the Insertion Tool Instruction Sheet for further instruction on how to use the Molex insertion & extraction combination tool.

The Molex Insertion & Extraction Combination Tool pin is compatible with the below products

170-7029
670-6681
670-2263
172-9178

Securely install and remove your metal contacts and terminals from their connector housings with this insertion and extraction combination tool from Molex. The device is designed for all KK 2.54mm centre series contacts and helps you correctly push them into their connectors without damaging them. Its ringed design makes it a versatile tool for both right-handed and left-handed users. As the tool is made from metal, it's durable and resistant to corrosion, so you can be assured of long-term performance.

• Simple working principle to save time and reduce operator fatigue
• Flat end for the proper positioning of terminals and contacts

• Computing
• Radio and television broadcasting equipment
• Automotive machinery

To use this insertion tool, place your ring finger in its circular opening. Then, with its flat side facing up, place the wire in the groove of the pin so that the terminal is touching its end. With your thumb firmly holding the wire in the groove, push the terminal as far into the connector as the tool will permit. Alternatively, you can insert the terminal into its housing first, then push it in using the tool.