BNC crimp plug for RG58 coaxial cable, model WTY0474-1, No name

The Wtyk BNC RG58 zaciskany is a crimp-style BNC connector designed for use with RG58 coaxial cable. This no-name brand connector provides a standard bayonet coupling interface compatible with a wide range of RF devices, test equipment and video systems that accept BNC terminations. The connector is intended for creating stable, low-loss connections on RG58 cable where a secure mechanical fit and reliable signal transmission are required.

Advantages

This crimp BNC connector offers a compact, standardized bayonet mount for quick connect/disconnect operations and consistent electrical contact. Its design minimizes signal reflection and maintains characteristic impedance when installed correctly on RG58 cable. The crimp termination ensures a firm mechanical hold on the cable conductor and braid for durable cable assemblies suitable for repeated handling.

Suitable for

• RF test leads and measurement setups using RG58 cable
• Analog video connections (CCTV, composite video) with BNC inputs
• Laboratory or workshop cable assemblies and repairs
• Amateur radio and low-power RF patching where RG58 is specified

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC (bayonet coupling)
• Termination method: crimp for RG58 coaxial cable
• Cable compatibility: RG58 coaxial cable (50 ohm characteristic impedance)
• Material: metal housing with conductive center contact (material may vary by batch)
• Usage: single-ended signal transmission for RF and video applications

How to use

Strip the RG58 cable to the recommended dimensions for the connector: expose the center conductor and prepare the braid/foldback as required by the connector design. Slide any ferrule onto the cable, insert the cable into the connector body ensuring the center conductor locates into the contact, then position the ferrule over the braid. Use the appropriate crimping tool and die size for RG58 to compress the ferrule and secure the termination. After crimping, verify the mechanical fit and check continuity with a multimeter or RF tester to confirm proper electrical contact and impedance continuity.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use a calibrated crimp tool sized for RG58 ferrules, follow precise cable stripping dimensions, and inspect each connection visually and electrically. Avoid excessive bending near the connector and ensure the connector is compatible with the device’s impedance to minimize reflections and signal loss.