1584839

Series:	CrimpFox
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Fiber Optic Contacts
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses

Crimpers, applicators, and presses all have their own unique purposes. Crimpers are used in a variety of industries, from automotive to food processing, to secure components together with either metal or plastic parts. An applicator is used to apply an adhesive or other material, such as a tape, onto a surface. Lastly, a press is used to shape and form metal or plastic parts safely and quickly. Collectively, these three tools are often referred to by the acronym CAP.

Crimpers

Crimpers use pressure to secure plastic or metal components together. Prior to crimping, components are often spring-loaded so they can remain in position while the crimping process takes place. The various types of crimpers available for application in the 1584839 application field have different capabilities. A simple mechanical pressure mount crimper uses a lever to increase the applied pressure to secure the parts together. This type of crimper may not be ideal for all applications, however, and more advanced crimpers may be needed for works that require precise and secure connections.

Types of Crimpers

Among the types of crimpers available in the 1584839 application field are reverse roller crimpers, which use rolling cable-like bands to press the sides of the workpiece together. Rotary crimpers are often used for works that require a quick clamping action along with an accurate finish. Lastly, impact crimpers use a hammer or other striking tool to secure two parts together.

Applicators

An applicator is a type of tool used to apply adhesive, tape, or other material onto a surface. Unlike crimpers, applicators are designed to apply these materials in a uniform and evenly distributed manner. Depending on the material and its intended use, the applicator may take several forms including hand-held, pneumatically operated, or automated applicator systems.

Types of Applicators

The different types of applicators available for the 1584839 application field include pressure-sensitive applicators that use adhesive applied to the back of a material to attach to the desired surface. There are also stencil cutters that are used for precise pattern application of adhesives and other materials. Some applicators are capable of emitting a uniform bead of adhesive material to the surface, commonly known as a bead applicator. Lastly there are the more complex roller applicators, typically used for automatic pattern application.

Presses

Similar to crimpers, a press is used to shape and form metal and plastic components. It works by applying pressure and force to the material being worked on. Presses can be manual, pneumatic, and, in some cases, completely automated. The quality of the finished product depends greatly on the size and shape of the press used.

Types of Presses

Types of presses available for the 1584839 application field include hydraulic and mechanical presses, both of which are capable of applying large amounts of pressure to the material. Radial arm presses are used when a more precise shape or form is required. In addition, presses are also found in medical applications where they use high pressure to join parts. Lastly, some presses are used for materials requiring unique shapes without the need for heat, such as powder metallurgy press, used to press powdered metals into a solid shape.In conclusion, crimpers, applicators, and press tools provide a wide range of applications in the 1584839 field. Crimpers secure components together, while applicators apply adhesives in an even and consistent manner. Lastly, presses shape and form workpieces from metals and plastics. Each of these tools provides a unique benefit to the 1584839 application field and when used together they can create high-performance components.

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