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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses - Accessories

Crimping is a metal forming process where a connector is mechanically deformed onto a wire or cable. Crimpers, applicators and presses are used to provide a uniform crimp with a specific shape. Crimping occurs in the electronics, automotive, automotive, aerospace and construction industries.

The type of crimp used depends on the application. For example, flat crimps are used for tubes and ring terminals, bullet crimps are used for butt splices, and oval crimps are used for cable ties. Crimpers can be adjusted to provide the correct crimp size and shape.

Crimpers are typically used to assemble terminal blocks and connectors. The crimpers press down on the connection and apply pressure to deform and shape the terminal onto the wire. Crimpers are available in a range of forms, including pneumatic, manual, and hand-held.

Applicators are used to apply a sealant or adhesive to the wire and/or terminal in cable assembly. They generally come in two main forms, mechanical and pneumatic. Mechanical applicators use a belt or wheel press to apply a constant pressure on the sealant or adhesive, while pneumatic applicators use air pressure for more precise application.

Presses are used to quickly and accurately crimp terminal blocks and connectors onto wires or cables. They are usually manually operated and use a foot or hand lever to provide pressure. They can be set to a range of pressures and are available in a range of sizes to accommodate different sized parts.

Accessory tools are used to enhance the crimping process. They include dies and pads, heat stakes, crimp height gauges, and anvils to ensure proper crimp height and shape. They are used to adjust the dimensional accuracy of the crimp, verify the height and shape of the crimp, and prevent shorts or crossovers.

In conclusion, crimpers, applicators, and presses are tools used to accurately and readily form and shape terminals and connectors onto wires and cables in a variety of applications. Accessory tools such as dies, pads, heat stakes, and anvils are also used to enhance the crimping process.

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