2002181700

Series:	Mini-Fit® TPA2
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Rectangular Contacts, 22-24 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers

Crimpers are generally used in electronics applications for connecting a wire or cable to a terminal or other type of connector. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be hand-operated or electromechanical. They are constructed of heavy-duty steel, aluminum, or other materials designed to withstand the stresses of crimping. Depending on the application, they may be able to connect wire with or without insulation. Crimpers are designed to be able to grip wire securely and then complete the crimping process with just one action. Hand-operated crimpers are usually made of steel and require a lever to grip the wire and a separate lever to crimp it. Electromechanical crimpers use an electric motor to simultaneously grip and crimp the wire.

Applicators

Applicators are similar to crimpers, but they are used for different types of applications. This type of tool is typically used to mechanically fasten, seal, or install components. For example, they are used in the automotive industry to attach moldings or emblems to a vehicle’s exterior. Applicators can be operated manually or automatically. In manual operation, a worker controls the pressurization of the tool to the workpiece with a lever. Automated applicators are programmed to operate independently based on a set of parameters. This allows precision and repeatability when joining components.

Presses

Presses are larger and more powerful than crimpers and applicators. They are typically used for large-scale production processes such as metalworking and stamping. They are constructed of heavy-duty materials and designed to exert extreme forces on the workpiece. Presses are typically operated by a hydraulic or pneumatic system that is capable of exerting large forces for bending or stamping the workpiece into its final shape. They can also be used to embed identification or serial numbers into the workpiece. Some presses are also capable of welding and assembling multiple components.

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