13170

Series:	Buccaneer®
Part Status:	Obsolete
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Circular Contacts, 24-26 AWG
Features:	Side Entry

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Crimpers

Crimpers are tools used to connect two wires or metal surfaces together, either by crimping them directly together or by crimping a connector onto them. The most familiar crimping tool is the pliers-type crimper, with two sets of jaws for squeezing the metal together. The crimping process holds the metal surfaces together and creates a better connection than a soldered connection.Crimpers are typically used to attach terminals to electrical cables, to create metal-to-metal joints between wires and terminals, and to attach connectors to wires. Crimpers come in many different sizes and shapes, and the size and shape of the crimper needed will depend on the type of wire or terminal being used. Crimpers for different types of terminals will have differently shaped jaws, so they can properly grip and secure the connection.

Applicators

Applicators are tools used to apply a substance, such as a paste, liquid, or powder, to a surface. The most common applicators are brushes, rollers, and syringes. Applicators are used in a variety of industries, from automotive to electronics to food and beverage.Brushes are the most commonly used applicator, as they can be used to apply either thin or thick substances and can be used to apply substances to both flat and irregular surfaces. Brushes come in a variety of sizes and shapes, so it’s important to select the correct brush for the particular application.Rollers, on the other hand, are used to apply thin substances, such as paints, enamels, and lacquers, to flat surfaces. Rollers are more effective than brushes when it comes to an even coating of a thin substance, and are often used to coat walls or other large surfaces. Syringes are used to apply liquids, pastes, and gases to small, hard-to-reach surfaces. Syringes are commonly used in laboratories to inject small amounts of substances in order to conduct experiments, and are also used in manufacturing in order to apply glue, epoxy, and other substances.

Presses

Presses are tools used to apply pressure in order to form, cut, or shape a material. The most common presses are mechanical presses, which use hydraulic ram to apply a force to a tool. The presses are powered by an electric motor and can be programmed to stop at predetermined force levels in order to ensure that the correct amount of pressure is being applied.Presses are used in a variety of industries, from metalworking to textiles. Presses are used to cut, bend, and form metal and other materials, as well as shape it into various shapes and sizes. They are also used in the printing industry, as well as in the automotive industry, where they are used to press bearings into the wheel hubs.

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