1366657-1

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The 1366657-1 is a crimp applicator, press, and one of its main applications is in the manufacture and use of electrical connectors.(1)

The 1366657-1 is designed to apply crimp contacts to terminal block connectors. The crimping process involves the pressing of a crimp contact or terminal onto a wire, typically with the use of heat, and then forming it into a secure electrical connection.(2)

The working principle of the 1366657-1 is that it uses a pressure-activated blade, which is designed to cut the material of the wire to be crimped. The blade then presses the material into the contact so that it stays in place, and then a heat source is used to activate the crimping process, making a secure final electrical connection. The heat source can either be a heating element or a pressure-actuated tool, depending on the size of the connector/wire being crimped.(3)

The 1366657-1 has a number of benefits that make it one of the most popular tools for this type of application. First of all, it has a very low tolerance for variation, so the crimp connection it forms is very secure and reliable. It also requires only a minimal amount of pressure and heat to form a secure connection, making it quicker and easier to use than traditional crimp tools.(4)

The 1366657-1 is also suitable for multiple types of terminals and connectors, so it is an extremely versatile tool. Additionally, it has a very sturdy construction, so it can withstand the force of pressing and crimping the terminals and connectors without any damage.(5)

Overall, the 1366657-1 is an excellent tool for securely and quickly pressing and crimping terminals and connectors. It is simple to use, requires minimal pressure and heat, and can be used with a wide range of terminals and connectors. This wide application field makes it one of the most popular tools for electrically connecting components in the manufacturing and use of electrical connectors.

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