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A crimper, applicator and press (1017-225-0200) are specially designed units used to press metal objects into predetermined shapes. This type of equipment has various applications in several industries including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical and many more. It is also widely used in the manufacture of airbags and other safety devices.

Crimping is a process that uses mechanical pressure to join two pieces of metal together. It is most often done with the aid of a tool called a crimp tool where a metal pin is driven into the metal pieces using pressure or a set of jaws which taper the shape of the pin so that it fits into the desired shape. The pin is then driven in with pressure to permanently join the two pieces. Crimping is commonly used to join electrical wiring, telephone cables, and other connectors.

An applicator is a device that applies pressure or force to a material in order to shape it into a specific form. The force is usually applied through the use of pistons, springs, levers or other mechanical means. It can be used to press intricate shapes into thin materials such as wires, plastics or even metals. Applications of this technology include the formation of springs, electronic components, and contact lenses.

A press is an automated machine that is used to apply force or pressure to a material. This can be done by using hydraulic or mechanical presses, as well as pneumatic or electro-pneumatic controls. Presses are used to form pipes, ducting and various other sheet metal components. Resin, plastic parts, rubber and foam products, such as insoles, airbags and automotive interiors, can also be formed or moulded using press technology.The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference