1338674-1

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Session 1338674-1 application field and working principle can be classified under Crimpers, Applicators, Presses - Accessories.

Crimping is a process used to connect two pieces of metal with a third piece, referred to as a connector. This is done by affixing the connector to the wire, compressing it with a specialized tool called a crimper or applicator and then, if necessary, using heat or a solvent to secure it in place. Crimping tools used in the electronics industry generally come in two types: hand-held tools and bench-top machines. Crimpers and applicators typically contain a Die Holder, Jaw and Collet. Theses are discussed further below.

Die Holders are specialized tools designed to accurately position and hold the crimp die in place during the crimping process. A Die Holder consists of a base, handle and die support. The depth control type die holders allow for the adjustment of the die for various sizes of crimp styles. The Jaw is the part of the crimper that actually creates the pressure needed to compress the connector or wire. The Jaw is usually made of steel and is a one-piece construction. The Jaw must be designed to fit the particular crimp application and is also tailored to accept the correct Collet and Die Holder option.

The Collet is the part of the crimper that actually makes the connection. It is made of a metal alloy material that is designed to withstand high temperatures and generate the compression needed to complete the connection. The Collet works in conjunction with the Die Holder and Jaw to create the necessary compression. The Die Holder is designed to fit the particular collet type used in the crimping process.

Bench-top machines are designed to be installed on a surface and can provide more control and force than hand-held crimpers. Bench-top machines require more setup time than hand-held crimpers but they also provide more repeatable uniform crimps. They can also be used to crimp multiple wires at the same time, making them a convenient option for large wiring jobs.

Session 1338674-1 is designed for use with a wide range of wire sizes and types, providing consistent, reliable crimp connections. It is designed to accept die holders and collets, enabling it to be used with many types of wire and cable. The overall design of the crimpers ensure that both the die holder and collet are properly secured and aligned for producing reliable and repeatable connectors. The force applied to the collet is also adjustable to ensure the crimp connections are properly secure.

For most applications, the die holder is used to accurately position the crimp collet into the connector. Once the die holder is properly set, the crimper is then applied with steady pressure to securely crimp the connector. Depending on the type of heat shrink tubing used, additional heat may need to be applied to the crimp connection in order to complete the installation and ensure a reliable connection.

Session 1338674-1 provides a reliable and repeatable connection solution for a wide range of wiring applications. It is designed to accept both die holders and collets and is able to adjust the force applied to the collet for consistent and powerful connections. Combined with the use of heat shrink tubing, Session 1338674-1 provides reliable and consistent connections for many wiring purposes.

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