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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

Crimping is a method of mechanically joining two pieces of metal together, usually involving the use of an anvil or tool known as a crimper that has a specially designed jaw or crimp blade. Crimping is used to connect several wires, cables and conductors together or to attach a terminal to the end of the wire. The application field of a 1339681-1 crimp tool can extend from electrical connectors to automotive terminals, speaker cables and even coaxial cable.

The working principle of a 1339681-1 crimp tool is quite simple. When a user presses the crimper down, the jaws create a tailored indentation in the metal, allowing the metal to be molded into the desired shape or form. As the metal is formed, the crimper provides the needed force to draw the metal together and hold it in place. This process of forcing the metal together creates a permanent bond between the two metal parts.

In addition, the jaws of the crimper can be designed to provide a particular shape or crimp form for different applications. This allows the crimper to shape the metal in order to provide a secure connection in a wide variety of applications. For example, the crimper may be used to create a hexagonal shape in order to provide additional strength for an electrical connector or it may be used to create a rounded shape for an automotive terminal.

The 1339681-1 crimp tool can also be combined with an applicator, or gripping device, which is used to press the metal into the desired shape or form. The applicator can be designed to apply the crimping force along the entire surface of the metal or to apply it to specific areas. This feature makes the applicator an important part of any automated crimping process. By using an automated system to apply the crimping force, complex shapes and intricate designs can be formed with the utmost accuracy and precision.

The pressing of metal with a 1339681-1 crimp tool is a relatively quick and inexpensive process that can provide a secure and reliable electrical connection. Crimping is a highly versatile and reliable way to join metal together and is suitable for a variety of electrical and automotive applications. By choosing the optimal tool, applicator, or press, you can ensure a secure connection for a variety of projects.

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