CDC Crimp pins

[Tim Whitlatch <whitey@jlab.org>]

Hi Curtis,

 I have gotten the information for the Hall B CLAS crimp pins. As you 
mentioned they had them made at Medelec in Switzerland. They used a hole 
diameter of 203 microns (.008 in.). This was used for ease of stringing 
and manufacturing. There were also no concentricity requirements. If we 
are to use the crimp pin as part of the positioning system, this would 
eat up all our position and fit tolerances (and then some) on this one 
part. We can  pursue a smaller hole and evaluate stringing and 
manufacturing consequences, and we can look at using the plastic insert 
for more exact positioning.What do you think?

Cheers,

       Tim