1852780-3

Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

1852780-3 is an internationally accepted application field and technology for jointing of electrical cables. It is a series of procedures that includes precise orientation of cable parts, tension on cable assembly, and use of special tools to form connections. This particular technology is used for applications in which environmentally sealed connections are required. This technology has been adapted for use on a wide range of electrical and optical components and systems, such as RV and marine applications, robotic assembly and control systems, mobile and automotive, computers and communication equipment, power supplies, home entertainment systems, and data cabling.

Working Principle

The 1852780-3 process works by compressing an already crimped portion of cable together, creating a pressure that increases the mutual contact pressure between the cable and the terminal. The process is divided into a pre-forming operation and a final assembly step. During the pre-forming operation, the terminal is held in a precise position while the heat sensitive material of the cable is heated and expands. This causes the conductor to press against the wall of the tube and creates an solid and sealed connection. In the final assembly step, the crimping tool is then applied with enough force to compress the heated, and expanded, material into a more compact shape, thereby further increasing the contact between the terminal and the cable.

1852780-3 can be used for both single and multiple cable connections. In the process, each connection is individually crimped, which ensures that each connection has a uniform compression force and contact pressure, thereby improving the reliability of the overall connection. Furthermore, the use of this technology eliminates the potential for loose strands that can create short circuits.

1852780-3 is a widely used technology for jointing of electrical cables in a wide array of applications. Its use is especially suitable for many of the sensitive applications that require environmentally sealed connections and superior reliability. The process is divided into two steps. The first step is a pre-forming operation while the second step is the final assembly step. After crimping, the contact between the cable and the terminal is increased, which in turn improves the reliability of the overall connection.