09990000860

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are three types of tools used for a variety of tasks. They all use mechanical forces to join or shape materials. Each tool has its own application field and working principle.

Crimpers

Crimping is a method of electrically connecting two wires or a wire with a terminal or connector. A crimping tool applies pressure and indentations to the wires, causing them to be clamped together. This ensures a proper and secure electrical connection. Crimping tools also feature different types of jaws suitable for different sizes and types of wires and connectors.

Applicators

Applicators are tools used to apply force to material such as sheet metal in order to form it into a desired shape. The tool contains two parts, which are brought together in order to form the material. For example, an applicator can be used to flatten, stretch or bend sheet metal without damaging it. It also features different jaws suitable for different sizes and types of materials.

Presses

Presses are tools used to apply force to material in order to shape it. A press usually consists of two parts: a bed or platen where the material is placed, and a ram or tooling which applies force to the material. This force can be used to shape the material, join materials together, or punch holes in it. Like the other tools, presses come with different types of tooling and are suitable for different sizes and types of materials.

09990000860 Application Field and Working Principle

The 09990000860 crimper is a manual tool designed for crimping copper lugs, connectors, and terminals. It can handle up to 2.5 mm2 lugs. The tool has two parts: a bottom crank, which is responsible for the crimping, and a top adjustable tension roller, which enables the user to adjust the crimping force applied. To operate, the user inserts the wire between the top and bottom part of the crimper and tightens the tension roller. The crimper is then squeezed together, and as the crank rotates, the crimping pressure is applied. The crimp is then examined to ensure it is properly crimped.

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