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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses - AccessoriesApplication Field and Working PrincipleCrimpers, applicators, and presses (CAP) accessories, such as hand tools, are desktop devices used to crimp, connect, secure, or otherwise assemble various parts, such as wires and connectors, of a device or system. Crimpers, for example, are used to join two components together by forming a permanent deformation in one or both of the pieces being joined. This deformation in the wire’s material is typically accomplished by a crimping tool that pinches the material together to form a joint. Applicators are used to accurately shape and apply a variety of materials such as wires, connectors, and other hardware parts. Presses are applied with various forces to assemble parts, shape parts, or fasten parts for various uses.Generally speaking, CAP accessories are used for a specific type of application, such as electrical engineering, industrial or agricultural applications, civil engineering, automotive or marine use, or the general consumer market. Types of, and applications for, CAP accessories range from electrical wiring to sheet metal forming and fabrication work. Due to their wide range of uses, CAP accessories are an invaluable tool to any organization.When selecting the right CAP accessories, the main factor to be considered is the JIS or DIN standard they meet. JIS or DIN are the two main standards used internationally for crimping and applicator tools. Most countries and/or regions utilize their own standard for crimpers, so manufacturers should be sure to check the appropriate standard for the country/region in which they will be using the CAP accessory. It is also important to consider the number of crimps per cycle, the cycle time, the force rating, the cost, and the handling convenience.The most common types of press accessories include: pneumatic, hydraulic, electric, foot, air/hydraulic, and manual presses. Pneumatic presses are used mostly for production runs on a variety of components including wires and connectors. Hydraulic presses use a fluid, such as oil or water, for operation and provide high power and torque capabilities. Electric presses use an electric motor and are typically used for smaller parts and component runs. Foot and air/hydraulic presses leverage a foot pedal operation mechanism. Manual presses rely on a rotary or toggle force system to release and form the component.Crimpers, applicators, and presses may seem like they are a simple tool, but they are an essential component to many organizations. When selecting the appropriate CAP accessories, be sure to consider their application field, JIS or DIN standard, and type of press. Selecting the right CAP accessories will help complete many projects in the most efficient and safe manner possible.

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