1338691-4

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Crimpers, applicators and presses are widely used in many applications, such as industrial, automotive, and electronics. The 1338691-4 application field and working principle can help you to better understand the function of these tools in different area.

Crimpers are mainly used in crimping operations where a wire or cord is fitted into a connector. Crimpers are available in different sizes and can be used for different gauges of wire. The 1338691-4 application field includes precision crimping operations where reliable, repeatable crimps are required. It can be used in production, testing and building of crimped harnesses.

The working principle of 1338691-4 relies on a plunger that is moved downwardly, in order to press the two parts of the insulation together. The crimp should be formed on both sides of the wire. This process ensures a reliable electrical connection and improved mechanical yield strength of the wire. Generally, the plunger is actuated manually and this process may require an operator to use several attempts before forming a repeatable and reliable crimp.

Applicators are used to transfer a variety of fluids, glues and solvents for assembly processes like in medical, automotive and aerospace. They apply the material precisely and accurately to the area required. The 1338691-4 application field covers a wide range of applications, ranging from applying a single dot of glue to a long gasketed seam.

The working principle of 1338691-4 applicator relies on a mechanical valve controlled by pressure or pneumatic valves, which are pneumatically actuated and driven by an electric or air motor. This motor drives the valve on a continuously moving track. The speed of the motor is adjustable, so it can be adjusted to the application speed needs.

1338691-4 applicator is frequently used for the application of low viscosity fluids such as oils, adhesives, sealants, grease and solvents. It is also used to dispense thin-film coatings, flux, and foamable thermal insulation.

Presses are specialized machines that use mechanical force to assemble a variety of components in multiple industries such as electric motor assembly. The 1338691-4 application field includes fastening of parts together and forming of materials like sheet-metals, rubber, plastic, wood, glass, and metal rods. It is also used for swaging long wires and tubes, disc forming, and crimping operations like sealed and insulated cable ends.

The working principle of 1338691-4 press relies on the compressive force applied by the press ram to the material that is placed between two dies, which causes the material to change shape or function. Generally, the material is placed in a die that is attached to the base of the press and the second die is placed on top of the material. The press frame then moves the press ram downwards into the enclosed space.

1338691-4 presses have several advantages as it also allows for automation. It eliminates excess installation labor and accelerates production cycles to increase capacity. This automation makes this type of press ideal for precision control to ensure tight permissible production tolerances.

The 1338691-4 application field and working principle can be summarized. As they are popular tools, they are widely used in many different fields and applications. The applicator is mainly used to transfer a variety of fluids for assembly processes, the press is used to assemble a variety of components, and the crimper is mainly used for crimping operations.

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