2151073-2

Crimpers, applicators and presses are all tools used to attach connector housings to a wire. Depending on the type of connector being attached, different tools must be used. The 2151073-2 is a type of crimper that is used to attach D-Subminiature connectors. This type of connector is typically used for shorter-range connections, such as connecting computer displays to their graphics cards or connecting video signal cables to televisions.

The 2151073-2 crimper is a relatively simple device made up of a screw-wound tensioning mechanism and an adjustable crimping die. The D-Subminiature connector is placed in the jaws of the device, and then the device is closed around the connector until the die has crimped onto the connector\'s housing. This creates a secure connection between the connector housing and the wire that is connected to it.

The working principle behind the 2151073-2 is similar to that of other crimpers. When the screw of the tensioning mechanism is wound up, it causes the die inside the jaws of the device to move inward to crimp the connector housing onto the wire. The die can be adjusted to accommodate different connector housings and wires with different cross-sections. The tension of the connection can also be adjusted by turning the screw at the top of the device.

In addition to being used to attach D-Subminiature connectors, the 2151073-2 can be used with other types of cable-connectors. Some of these include F-type connectors, BNC connectors, RCA connectors, and RJ-45 connectors. This makes the 2151073-2 a versatile tool that can be used in a wide range of applications.

The 2151073-2 is an invaluable tool in any technician\'s toolbox, as it can significantly reduce time and effort when attaching various cable-connectors. It is also an inexpensive tool and can be easily sourced from any electronics store. As such, it is an effective and economical solution for cable connection needs.