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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses are essential tools in many industrial applications such as aerospace, automotive, electronics and medical device assembly. 1385750-2 application field and working principle is a simple yet powerful tool utilized in a variety of industries.

This application field and working principle is designed to compress and crimp wires and terminals into place. It is used to connect wire terminals to wires and terminal tabs to metal frames. The crimper is a mechanical device with two set of jaws that compress the terminal onto the wire using a die set.

The first set of jaws are flat and serve as a carrier or mount for the die set. When the terminal is mounted into the front jaw, the back jaw compresses the terminal onto the wire. The die sets are designed for specific sizes and shapes of wire termination. The folding of the terminal ensures a secure connection that can handle higher contact forces than conventional crimp tools.

To ensure that terminal is correctly loaded into the tool, the tool has an open button. When the open button is pressed, the mount opens and then closes when the terminal is in place; this prevents accidental pressing of the terminal into the wire. The pressing of the terminal is then triggered by pressing a close button.

After the crimping is finished, the terminal is usually tested for proper crimping. The applicator is usually calibrated to the correct specifications for each type of terminal. This ensures that the wire termination is correctly sized and securely connected.

The 1385750-2 application field and working principle is a useful tool used in many industries. It is used to securely connect wires and terminals with high pressures in a reliable manner. The tool is typically used in manufacture of aerospace, automotive, electronics and medical device assembly.