1852037-2

Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are components used to apply connectors to electrical wires. This article will focus on the 1852037-2 applicator, specifically discussing its application field and working principle.

Application Field

1852037-2 Applicators are designed to apply weather resistant wire splices to leves and straps. The applicator has a lower limit range of 5 - 300 mm², and an upper limit range of 50 - 500 mm².

The ambient temperature should fall within -10 °C and 40 °C. Voltage must be within 24 - 48V, be Locked Rotor Protection must be on. The applicator is rated to address connections up to 45A and is CE Supervised.

Working Principle

1852037-2 applicators use an electric motor to move the cutting blade and apply the wire connection. The motor is charged in either a forward or reverse direction with the help of separate solenoids. Depending on what direction the motor is charged, the rocker arm will be pushed or pulled, and the corresponding contact will be pressed into the wire connection.

The applicator also has safety features such as a spring- loaded cutting system, double interlock switch, and rail systems. The spring-loaded cutting system ensures that the blades stay correctly aligned when the motor is engaged. The double interlock switch prevents the motor from being powered until the safe direction is selected. Finally, the rail systems help guide and align the motor with the way the wire needs to be cut.

Conclusion

1852037-2 applicators are ideal for applying weather resistant wire splices to leves and straps. They are designed to function within certain voltage and temperature conditions, and are rated at up to 45A. How the applicator works is through an electrical motor that is activated with the aid of separate solenoids, as well as safety features such as a spring-loaded cutting system, double interlock switch, and rail systems.