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0011211532 Application Field and Working Principle

Crimpers, Applicators, Presses – Accessories are used in a wide range of fields for specialized tasks. These accessories use a combination of crimping, swaging, and pressing to provide secure, uniform connections in a variety of applications. The components can be applied to applications such as plumbing, HVAC controls, power connections, and automotive repair.

Crimping is a process used to secure a metal connection point with securely fitted electrical connectors and terminals. The crimp tool holds the metal and then squeezes or crimps it to the connection point, permanently joining or connecting the two components. Crimping highly dependable, neat, and uniform. Continuing with the correct process is important to ensure that a highly reliable and secure connection is made. Applicators use the process of punching or pressing a metal component into place. This process is often used to install a variety of connectors, terminals, and terminals into a variety of materials including plastics, metals and other components.

Presses, like crimpers and applicators, are used in various specialized applications. Using pressing and swaging techniques, presses provide connections that are stronger than those that are crimped. This method is used in applications where vibration and shock must be dispersed and there is a need for a strong, secure connection. Presses also provide a much more uniform connection than those that are crimped.

Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses – Accessories are used for a wide variety of applications. Such as automotive repairs, plumbing, HVAC control systems and power connections. The use of crimping, swaging and pressing technologies ensures that these connections are secure, reliable and uniform, which is essential for the safe and effective operation of any application.

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