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Crimpers, applicators and presses are essential tools used for installing and maintaining electrical wiring, cables and conduits. The various accessories used with each of these types of tools are usually chosen based on the specific job, and may include dies, arms, jaws, connections, mounting plates, plungers, and several more. The accessories can be installed, replaced or removed as needed, and regularly maintained to ensure that they are working properly and safely.

1. Crimpers - Crimpers are commonly used to strangle, bend or cut wires and cables. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can usually be used with a variety of interchangeable accessories. The accessories used with crimpers help to ensure that the job is done correctly and efficiently. This includes dies, which are used to form a pin or shaped closure on the wire; arms, which are used to secure and protect the wire; jaws, which help to hold the wires in place; and connections, which help to ensure a secure connection between the wires and the terminals.

2. Applicators - Applicators are mainly used in the automotive industry to crimp terminals, splice, install and form wiring. They are usually used on large-scale jobs and require the use of different accessories. This includes mounting plates, plungers, and caps, which are used to help with forming and installing the wire.

3. Presses - These are usually used to form and shape metals, plastics and other materials. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and may require the use of a pressurizing device in order to get the desired result. Pressure plates are often used to help with forming and shaping the metals or plastics, and often come with attachments that help to keep the components in place.

4. Accessories - Accessories are generally used to improve the efficiency and performance of crimpers, applicators, and presses. These may include dies, arms, jaws, connections, mounting plates, and plungers. The dies, arms, and jaws can be used to shape the wire or objects that need to be crimped. Connections are typically used to ensure that the wire is secured firmly between the terminals, and mounting plates and plungers are usually used to help with the installation and maintenance of the wire or materials.

5. Working Principle - The basic working principle behind crimpers, applicators, and presses is that they each apply pressure to the material or wire that needs to be shaped. The force applied by the tool is usually determined by the type and size of the accessory being used. The pressure is usually applied from either a manual or motor-driven device, such as a piston. The force is usually applied in a way that is uniform and consistent, in order to get the desired result.

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