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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are tools used in a variety of industries to secure components, provide limited welding, fasten objects together, and join multiple pieces together. A 2151638-2 application field and working principle are applications and tools found at the industrial and commercial level, as well as in home and automotive applications. All of these tools are used to shape, fasten, cut materials, or compress assemblies.

The 2151638-2 application field and working principle involve a variety of pressing, cutting, and clamping operations. Crimpers are the most common of these tools and are used to crimp cables, tubes, and wires. In addition to crimping, they also provide maximum compression by pressing materials securely together. Crimpers are commonly used in the automotive industry, where they are used to attach wires to terminals, seal fuel lines, and connect wiring systems.

Applicators are used to shape, assemble, and apply adhesives. They are used to apply lubrication, to bond to materials, or to join two separate objects. Depending on the type of applicator, they are powered by either pneumatic or hydraulic power. Common examples of applicators include distributors, sealers, and glues.

Presses are used to shape, form, and manufacture components. Common presses include punch presses, which shape components by pressing a punch into the material. Cold forming presses can also shape materials into a desired shape, using pressure and temperature. Fluid presses are used to manufacture mechanical components by pressing hydraulic or gaseous fluids into them.

These and other types of tools can be used in a variety of applications to perform pressing, cutting, sealing, attaching, and clamping operations. The 2151638-2 application field and working principle ensure that crimpers, applicators, and presses are used to their full potential in the industrial, commercial, home, and automotive contexts.

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