Crimp SMA-W Connector Adapter No name SMA-W/ZAC.H-1000, crimp-style RF coaxial connector

The Crimp SMA-W connector (model SMA-W/ZAC.H-1000) by No name is a crimp-style RF coaxial connector intended for terminating coaxial cables with an SMA interface. It is designed to provide a secure mechanical and electrical connection for RF signal transmission in antenna feeds, radio equipment, and test setups. The connector is suitable for use where a crimp termination is preferred for repeatable, field-serviceable cable assemblies.

Advantages

This crimp-style SMA connector offers a compact form factor and stable RF performance across typical SMA frequency ranges. The design enables quick field termination with appropriate crimp tools, minimizing assembly time while maintaining consistent contact pressure and impedance continuity. Mechanical robustness and repeatable crimp joints reduce the likelihood of signal loss due to poor mating or loose fittings.

Suitable for

• Antenna connections for wireless equipment
• RF cabling and interconnects in radio systems
• Laboratory and test setups requiring SMA terminations
• Field installations where crimp termination is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: SMA, male/female orientation compatible with SMA interfaces
• Termination method: crimp-style for conductor and ferrule
• Frequency suitability: designed for typical SMA RF applications (VHF/UHF and microwave ranges)
• Cable compatibility: for use with compatible coaxial cables that accept crimp ferrules
• Material and finish: metal contact and outer body for reliable conductivity and mechanical strength

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the outer jacket, shield, dielectric, and inner conductor to the recommended dimensions for crimp-style SMA terminations. Slide the crimp ferrule onto the cable, insert the prepared cable into the connector body so that the inner conductor seats in the center contact and the shield lies against the connector body. Position the ferrule over the braid and crimp it with a compatible crimp tool to form a secure mechanical and electrical joint. Finally, verify the connector is fully seated and inspect the crimp for uniform compression before use.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector with the correct-size crimp ferrule and a calibrated crimping tool to ensure consistent contact pressure and impedance continuity. Verify cable stripping dimensions and crimp quality with a visual inspection and, when applicable, with RF testing (e.g., return loss or continuity checks) to confirm a reliable connection.