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Series:	MicroBlade™
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Rectangular Contacts, 30-34 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers

Crimpers are tools used to join two pieces of wire or metal together. They are typically used to make electrical connections, but they can also be used for non-electrical applications. The crimping tool applies pressure to the two pieces of metal or wire in order to secure them together. Crimpers are often used in wiring and in fusing wires together. The most common type of crimpers are manual crimpers, which use a simple hand lever to apply pressure to the two pieces of metal or wire. Manual crimpers often require two hands to operate as they require the user to maintain pressure and correctly position the two pieces of metal or wire in order to achieve an effective crimp.More advanced crimpers use hydraulic or pneumatic power to increase the amount of pressure applied to the two pieces of metal or wire. This allows for a greater degree of accuracy and uniformity in the crimp than is possible with manual crimpers. Additionally, it also enables the user to achieve more precise crimps as well as reducing the likelihood of damage when crimping.

Applicators

Applicators are specialized tools used to apply materials such as adhesives, solder, sealants and lubricants to the surfaces of objects. The most common type of applicators are sprayers, which utilize compressed air or a propellant to dispense the material onto the surface. These types of applicators are typically used in industrial, manufacturing and construction settings as they enable material to be applied to a large surface area in a uniform manner. Additionally, they are often used to apply uniform coats of sealant or adhesive in order to ensure a strong bond when joining two surfaces together. Other types of applicators can include contact applicators, which use direct contact to deposit the material onto the surface, and roll applicators, which use a roller to evenly spread the material across the surface.

Presses

Presses are specialized tools used to press pieces of material together in order to form a bond. They are commonly used in the manufacturing and fabrication industries to join two pieces of metal or plastic together. The most common type of press is the mechanical press, which utilizes a hydraulic or pneumatic piston to exert pressure onto the material. This type of press is often used when joining two pieces of metal together, particularly when joining pieces with an intricate shape.Hydraulic presses are even more powerful, using an hydraulic system to exert pressure. These presses are typically used when large amounts of pressure are required to join two pieces of material together, such as in metal forming and fabrication.Laser presses are an alternative to mechanical and hydraulic presses as they use concentrated laser beams to heat up and press together the pieces of material. This allows for more precise and uniform bonds than are possible with mechanical and hydraulic presses. Additionally, it also eliminates the need for lubricants, which are sometimes required when using mechanical and hydraulic presses.

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