2002181300

Series:	ValuSeal
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Rectangular Contacts, 16 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers

Crimpers are devices used to join two pieces of wire together, often using crimp connections. Depending on the type of connector, different measures must be taken to ensure a secure connection. Types of crimpers include flat crimpers, bullet crimpers, spade crimpers, male and female crimpers, and more. They are used in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics production, automotive, and telecommunications.

Flat crimpers

Flat crimpers are used to join flat wire and flat-fold crimp connectors, with the purpose of making a secure, electrical connection. Typically, these devices consist of two jaws, one of which holds the wire in place while the other is used to crimp the connection. Flat crimpers offer a non-destructive solution to wires compared to soldering, and are a cost effective alternative to insulated crimp connectors.

Bullet crimpers

Bullet crimpers are used for a variety of different connections, including Ethernet, coaxial, twisted pair, and many others. These crimpers are designed to firmly grip the bullet-shaped connectors and compress them together, creating a secure and electrical connection. Bullet crimpers can be used to create semi-permanent connections, as they provide a reliable and secure connection which won’t loosen over time.

Spade crimpers

Spade crimpers are designed to be used for a wide range of connections, and are commonly used for audio and electrical connections. They are particularly useful for creating connections between two or more stranded wires, as their tool shape allows for an even compression of the connection. Due to their design, spade crimpers are able to reach the necessary power in order to make a successful connection.

Male and female crimpers

Male and female crimpers are designed to work with crimping connectors that have a female and male end. These crimpers can often replace both the male and the female connectors, making it an efficient way to join the two pieces of wire together. These connectors are typically used for joining electric wires, and are often used in the automotive, electronics, and telecommunications industries.

Applicators

Applicators are devices used to apply various substances to surfaces or materials. Depending on the application, these devices can range from simple handtools to complex robotic arms or machines. Generally, applicators are used to apply special types of adhesive or bonding agents, such as epoxy or solder, to electrical components. They can also be used to dispense solvents, adhesives, or other materials in the form of droplets, sprays, or films.

Presses

Presses are mechanical devices used to shape or form materials. Typically, they are used to apply pressure to the materials, which allows them to be manipulated into the desired shapes or forms. They can be used to join metals, plastics, composite materials, and other types of material together, and come in various sizes and forms. Types of presses include hydraulic presses, punch presses, and die presses, all of which can be used to create a variety of designs, shapes, and sizes of materials.

Working Principle

The basic principles of crimpers, applicators, and presses are all quite similar. Each device applies pressure to an object, in order to form, shape, attach, or bond it. Despite this similarity, the exact force, pressure, and types of tools used can all differ depending on the device being used. The specific force and pressure required depends on the material being worked with, so it’s important to ensure that the device being used is suitable for the job. In the case of presses, there may be a limit to the force that can be applied, as excessive pressure could damage the object.

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