318018-1

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The 318018-1 is a crimping tool accessory. It is used to join two pieces of conductive material together by creating pressure to fuse the materials. The accessory typically features two dies on either side of the materials to be pressed and a release button to control the action of the dies. Application fields for this accessory include assembling and repairing cable ends, positioning components, closing of electrical housings, and assembling modular connectors.

The 318018-1 has a dual-action lever design, making it easy to use by simply pressing the two levers together and releasing them. The design also allows for fast and precise crimping with minimal effort. The u-shaped crimping jaws provide flush contact with the material being crimped, resulting in a strong and clean crimp. The accessory is also highly durable, having been designed and tested to withstand the rigors of industrial settings and environments.

The working principle of the 318018-1 involves the application of pressure to two pieces of conductive material in order to create a permanent bond. The two dies on either side of the materials act as a lever, applying pressure to the materials when the handles of the accessory are pressed together. The pressurized jaws of the accessory then form a permanent bond between the two pieces of material after they are released and locked into place.

The 318018-1 can be used in a variety of applications in industrial settings including cable assembly and repair, positioning components, and assembling modular connectors. The accessory is capable of producing quality crimps with minimal effort and excellent accuracy, saving time and money. In addition, the durability of the accessory ensures it will not wear out easily, eliminating the need for frequent replacement and reducing maintenance costs.

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