Series:	Mini-Mac™, Sabre™
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Bench Press, Applicator
For Use With/Related Products:	43178-3001, 43178-3002, 43178-3003
Features:	--

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

0638919300 Application Field and Working Principle

Crimpers, applicators and presses are used in a variety of industrial applications. Crimpers are designed to create a mechanical bond between two components, often involving applying pressure to force wires into place. Applicators are similar to crimpers in that they are used to bond two components, but involve a chemical bond, often with the use of solder or glue. Finally, presses are used to join two components, but are designed to create a more permanent connection.Crimpers are most often used in electrical applications, such as wiring a vehicle or attaching components to a circuit board. The crimping process involves narrowing the end of the wire so that it fits both the component being attached and the material it is mounted to. The crimping process usually involves extreme pressure and is done with a specialized crimping tool. The crimping tool is designed specifically for the material being worked with, as different materials require different types of crimps. For example, a crimper designed for a stranded wire will not work with a solid conductor.Applicators are used to provide a long-lasting bond between two pieces of material, often electrical components such as wiring. The most common type of applicator is a soldering iron. Soldering irons are typically used to attach components to circuit boards, as the extreme heat from the iron melts pieces of metal and creates an electrical connection between the two components. Glue applicators are also used in a variety of industrial applications, such as bonding pieces of plastic and metal. Glue applicators are designed to dispense a precise amount of glue, and usually require a significant amount of pressure to ensure a secure bond.Finally, presses are used to join components together with a greater degree of permanence than applicators or crimpers. Presses are typically used when a higher degree of support, strength, or stability is needed. For example, presses are often used in automotive manufacturing to join components such as door panels and fenders.In summary, crimpers, applicators and presses are used in a variety of industrial applications. Crimpers are used to create a mechanical bond between two components. Applicators are designed to secure two components with a chemical bond, through the use of solder or glue. Finally, presses are used to join components together with a greater degree of permanence.

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