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Crimpers, applicators, and presses are tools used to exert force on an object or material. Force can be used to join two objects together, or to apply pressure or shape to a material. Crimpers, applicators, and presses all have different uses depending on their size and application.

Crimpers are used to crimp or shape a material, such as wire. A crimper is a hand-held tool that is used to hold a wire in place and apply pressure along the length of the wire. This pressure creates a latch or crimp on the wire, providing an anchor point for a fastener or other object to attach to. Crimpers are available in many different sizes and styles, allowing them to easily accommodate a variety of applications.

Applicators are used to apply pressure to a material in order to shape or form it. These tools can be used to apply adhesive, sealant, or other materials to a surface. Many applicators are handheld, but more specialized machines are also available. These machines can be used to apply pressure to a wide variety of materials and surfaces, including rubber, plastic, and metal.

Presses are large machines used to apply force or pressure to a material. Presses can be used to cut, bend, form, and shape materials, as well as to join two pieces of material together. They are most commonly used in manufacturing and fabrication applications, where they can be used to perform a wide variety of operations.

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are all used to exert force on an object or material. Depending on the application, any of these tools can be used to join materials, shape them, form them, or even apply materials to them. These tools come in a variety of sizes and styles, allowing them to accommodate a variety of applications.