1205448

Series:	CrimpFox
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Contacts, 24-26 AWG
Features:	Side Entry

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<h1>Crimpers, Applicators, & Presses</h1><h2>Application field</h2>The field of crimpers, applicators and presses is widespread and includes a variety of purposes. The main purpose of these devices is to join two pieces together in some way or another, generally by combining them with some type of adhesive or binding agent. Most of these devices include a mechanical element which quickly & powerfully presses the two components together.The field of crimpers, applicators & presses includes a range of different industries, from automotive engineering to medical device manufacturing and from energy transmission to electronic system integration. Their usage varies from dependent on the need and requirement of the particular application.<h2>Types</h2>The various types of crimpers, applicators & presses are designed to function most effectively for specific applications. Crimpers create connections or closures by compressing a metal piece or tube over a male end. They vary in design- some are powered by manual force, whereas some employ mechanical levers or hydraulic pressure.Applicators use force to bond or adhere two or more substances together. You may find them used in the food packaging, beverage production or pharmaceutical industries. The force is typically applied manually, although some systems work with hydraulic pressure. Presses are the most diverse of the three devices and will vary in shape and design depending upon their purpose. Bench mounted presses are commonly used in small scale production and typically apply a robotic arm equipped with a hydraulic cylinder, to apply the pressure to the two components. Similarly, hydraulic presses are often used in large-scale manufacturing operations.<h2>Working Principle</h2>The working principle of a crimper is to compress a metal piece or tube over a male end in order to create a connection or closure. Typically, a crimper is composed of two inner heads – one male and one female – which will join together when the crimper is actuated. This is normally done through manual or mechanical force, although some larger industrial crimpers are powered through hydraulic pressure. An applicator works by pressing two or more substances together, typically using manual or hydraulic pressure. The pressure is applied through a force-applying device, such as a plunger, robotic arm or hydraulic cylinder. The bond created by the applicator can be semipermeable or non-permeable, depending on what type of adhesive or binder is used. Presses, being the most versatile and widely used of the three appliances, will vary in shape and design depending upon the purpose of the press. Manually-operated presses, such as bench mounted presses, consist of two main arms – a top arm and a bottom arm – that press the two components together. Similarly, hydraulic presses consist of a cylindrical chamber filled with oil and the components to be pressed are placed in the chamber. Once pressure is applied, the oil in the chamber pushes the components together to form a bond. <h2>Conclusion</h2>In conclusion, it is clear that the principle of crimpers, applicators and presses is to join two pieces together by creating a bond or connection between them. While their uses and designs range vastly, depending on the need and requirement of the application, it is certain that these three devices play an integral role in many industries and will continue to do so in the future.

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