234619-1

Series:	Certi-Crimp, Positive Lock EX & EX II
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Quick Connects Terminals, 14-18 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses When it comes to industrial manufacturing, projects often require crimpers, applicators, and presses. These tools allow workers to complete many of the complex manufacturing and assembly tasks that are essential to producing a variety of products. Whether you are looking for the best tools for your specific situation or are just curious about the technology that is used for various projects, understanding more about the basics of crimpers, applicators, and presses is essential. The Technology of Crimpers, Applicators and PressesCrimpers, applicators, and presses are all forms of tools used to attach components to a substrate, such as a base material or another component. What distinguishes each of these tools from the other is how they operate. CrimpersThe most basic of the tools is a crimper. A crimper is a form of tool that is used to force two components together with enough pressure to create an electrical connection. This is done through the use of a spring-loaded, or manual, squeezing motion. This squeezing motion can be adjusted depending on the size of the components and the force needed to make the connection. ApplicatorsApplicators are a type of tool that is used to apply a specific material or substance to a component. This could be any type of material, such as paint, varnish, and liquid adhesive. They are generally operated with a hand-operated pump to produce a consistent and even coating of the chosen material. PressesThe last of the three tools are presses. Presses are used to press two pieces of material together with a single, unidirectional force. This force is generated through the use of hydraulic, pneumatic, or mechanical systems, depending on the requirements of the project. Generally, presses can be used to make connections between components, as well as set the shape or size of the components. 234619-1 Application Field and Working PrincipleThe 234619-1 crimping applicator is a general-purpose, UL-recognized, applicator designed for consistent performance and reliability. The applicator is capable of crimping up to seven different sizes of both insulated and uninsulated connectors with ease and accuracy. The applicator’s design incorporates a precise, slow-movement mechanism which ensures that each connector is properly crimped and sealed in a single operation to eliminate failed connections and labor time. Additionally, the applicator is equipped with a sliding-block system which adjusts the pressure to ensure an optimal connection according to the manufacturer’s specifications. The 234619-1 also features an easy-to-use safety switch which prevents the user from applying too much pressure when the applicator is in use. This ensures that only the required pressure is applied to make the connection and that the connection will be properly sealed. Finally, the applicator also includes a handle adjustment which allows the user to select the desired crimping force to conform to specific manufacturer’s specifications. ConclusionCrimpers, applicators, and presses are three essential tools used in industrial and manufacturing processes. From creating electrical connections to applying a sealant or coating, these tools are necessary for a variety of projects. The 234619-1 crimping applicator is a reliable and dependable tool perfect for both standard and specialized tasks. It provides consistent performance, easy operation, and adjustable safety features, making it a great option for any industrial-grade project.

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