BNC Male Crimp for RG58 Cable connectors are used by installers, technicians, and hobbyists for RF connections on RG58 coaxial cable. A BNC Male Crimp for RG58 Cable connector is a 3-piece crimp connector. The connector consists of a BNC body, a center pin that is crimped onto the cable, and a crimp ferrule that is crimped onto the outer cable braids. The BNC Male Crimp for RG58 Cable connector is a very common type of RF connector. They are used in many CCTV systems and test and measurement equipment. They are also used by amateur radio operators for connecting RF modules. BNC connectors are also used for older Ethernet/Thinnet networks. The center pin of a BNC Crimp connector can be crimped onto the end of either a braided or a solid center conductor. The connector provides a low resistance electrical contact and maintains the characteristic impedance of the cable at 50 ohms. The BNC body is typically made of brass and has a nickel finish to provide corrosion resistance. The pin that makes contact with the center conductor is gold plated for conductivity and to resist oxidation. Many high quality RG58 cable connectors contain a PTFE or polyethylene dielectric inside the connector. This maintains signal integrity and keeps losses down, even at high RF frequencies. Installation of BNC Male Crimp for RG58 Cable connectors is easy to do with coaxial cable tools, including a coax stripper, a crimp tool, and possibly a soldering iron for the center pin. The BNC Male Crimp for RG58 Cable connector provides a strong and reliable connection that can handle a lot of vibration and is resistant to being unplugged. The connector uses a bayonet locking style and provides fast connect and disconnect capabilities. It provides reliable and repeatable connections for long periods of time.

• Designed specifically for RG58 coaxial cable for proper 50-ohm impedance matching
• 3-piece crimp design with body
• center pin
• and ferrule for secure terminations
• Crimp-on center pin compatible with both solid and braided center conductors
• BNC bayonet locking mechanism for quick connect and disconnect with reliable coupling
• Nickel-plated brass body for durability and corrosion resistance
• Gold-plated contact pin for improved conductivity and long-term performance
• Quality dielectric (PTFE or polyethylene
• depending on model) to maintain signal integrity
• test equipment
• RF projects
• and legacy Thinnet or similar systems