0638509000

Crimpers, Applicators and Presses are types of machines used to assemble components, usually with metal parts. The 0638509000 Autocrimp is a type of applicator which relies on continuous motion to join parts together. It uses two motors to apply pressure and crimp, and it can be manually or automatically controlled.

Application Fields

The 0638509000 Autocrimp is used in a range of applications, such as crimping wires and terminals, optical connectors, tube fittings and hose clamps. It can also be used for fastening interior automotive components such as seats, and for re-clinching and compacting metal parts. It is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, due to its versatility and ability to work with large and small components.

Working Principle

The 0638509000 Autocrimp works on a continuous motion basis. Two motors, a press and a crimp motor, exert pressure onto the components it is working on. The press motor is used to apply pressure onto the crimp area, while the crimp motor is used to control the crimping force. The crimping force can be easily adjusted by changing the speed of the crimp motor.

The Autocrimp has a range of features, including a Micro-Adjustable Control System, which allows for fine adjustments in the force applied during the crimping process. This ensures a high-quality crimp and a secure connection. It also provides a variable-speed control to allow for precise crimping, and it is equipped with a number of safety features, such as tip protection, to protect the operator and the component from damage.

Conclusion

The 0638509000 Autocrimp is a versatile applicator which can be used for a wide range of applications. It is able to work with large and small components, making it suitable for industrial and automotive applications. It is equipped with a Micro-Adjustable Control System and a Variable-Speed Control, which ensures precise crimping and secure connections. It also has a number of safety features, including Tip Protection, to protect both the operator and the component from damage.