1852266-3

1852266-3 Application Field and Working Principle

The application field of 1852266-3 mainly includes crimping, applying, and pressing. The principle of this equipment is to use its pneumatic actuator or electric drive to drive the plunger or the slide to produce quick and accurate movement, through pressure, to achieve the assembly and crimping action.

Crimping

Crimping is a process where two layers of metal are compressed against each other with the help of pressure applied in a specific direction. This process provides increased mechanical strength and electrical contact. The 1852266-3 crimpers use a power tool to compress two layers of metal against each other. A set of dies are mounted onto this power tool, and these dies have a special design for crimping specific materials. When the power tool is actuated, the dies seat and compress the metal layers, forming a secure compression joint.

Applying

The 1852266-3 can also be used for applying. Applying requires applying a specific amount of pressure to parts in order to secure them together. This process can be automated by using a pneumatically or electrically driven machine. 1852266-3 applies pressure in a hydraulically controlled manner in a vertical or horizontal application path. Pressure is applied by pneumatic or electric cylinders, and the pressure can be easily adjusted by controlling the parameters of the pneumatic or electric power systems.

Pressing

The 1852266-3 is also used for pressing. Pressing is the process of applying a considerable amount of force on an object or material, either in order to shape it or cause it to compress. 1852266-3 usually include a drive unit, which is connected to a platen. The drive unit is powered by electricity or pneumatic pressure. Depending on the design of the drive unit, it is possible to control the speed and pressure of the pressing process. The 1852266-3 pressing machines usually consist of multiple platens, with each platen being independently driven by a different power source.