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0011172131 Application Field and Working Principle

Crimpers, applicators and presses are a family of products designed to assist manufacturing professionals in completing a variety of tasks quickly and efficiently. Crimpers are designed to connect two or more connectors together to create a rigid connection. Applicators are typically used to apply a thin, pliable set of materials, such as sealants and adhesives, to surfaces. Presses are used to exert force onto an object, either to join it to another or to deform it into a shape.

Application Fields of Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses

• Crimpers.Crimpers are primarily used to make connections between electrical components, ensuring that they are firmly connected and will not come apart easily. This includes creating connections between wire cables and terminal pins, and crimping cables onto connectors or heat-shrinkable sleeves.
• Applicators.Applicators are designed to apply thin and pliable materials, such as sealants and adhesives, onto surfaces. They can be used to apply a thin, even layer of material to a substrate, or to dispense a specific amount of material into a hole.
• Presses. Presses are used to exert force onto an object, either to join it to another or to deform it into a shape. They are typically used in manufacturing environments such as automotive, metalworking, and moulding.

Working Principle of Crimpers, Applicators and Presses

Crimpers, applicators and presses all operate according to the same basic principle: the principle of leverage. Leverage refers to the application of an input force to an output force. The input force, or effort, is usually supplied by a manual or electric actuator, such as a lever, crank or motor. This input force is then converted into an output force, which is applied to the object to be crimped, pressed or applied.

Crimpers

Crimpers use leverage to create a connection between two or more components. This connection is typically made with two metal components, which are placed against each other and then forcibly joined together with a specialized tool, usually called a crimping tool. The crimping tool applies a downward force to the top component, which compresses the two components together. This creates a permanent bond between them which cannot be easily broken. The type of components used to be joined together varies, depending on the application.

Applicators

Applicators are designed to apply a thin, pliable material onto a surface. This material can be anything from adhesives and sealants to thin films and waxes. The applicator is usually designed as a gun-like device, which has a reservoir for the material and a nozzle or applicator tip. This tip is placed directly onto the surface to be applied, and then the material is slowly dispensed from the applicator. The pressure and volume of the material being dispensed can be adjusted to suit the application and the material being used.

Presses

Presses are used to press objects together or to deform them into a shape. This is achieved by using a powerful actuator, such as a hydraulic cylinder or motor, to exert a large force onto the object. This force is transferred to the object, either pressing it against another component or deforming it into the desired shape. Presses are used in a variety of applications, including the forming of metal parts, moulding of plastics, and the joining of components in assemblies.

Conclusion

Crimpers, applicators and presses are all valuable tools for use in manufacturing and assembly environments. They all operate on the same basic principle of leverage, and are capable of performing a wide range of tasks with precision and speed.

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