Series:	44
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Circular Contacts, 14-18 AWG
Features:	Side Entry

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

Introduction

Crimpers, applicators and presses are three equally important instruments in the cable and wire working industry. As the name implies, they are all instruments used for making connections in wires and cables. They each have their own unique functions and they can be used for a variety of applications, from electrical wiring to industrial manufacture. Even though they are somewhat similar, they vary greatly in their application fields and working principles. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principles of crimpers, applicators and presses, as well as their differences and similarities.

Crimpers

Crimpers are a type of tool used to make a connection in a wire or cable. Commonly used crimpers are simple pliers that can be used to bend ends of a wire or cable into place. Other crimpers are hydraulic tools that can be used to press or crimp metal parts together. This process is often done for electrical wiring, where two crimp connectors are used to make a strong connection.Crimpers have a wide range of applications, from simple household wiring projects to industrial production. They can be used in circuit boards, automotive wiring, and a variety of electrical wiring applications. In addition, crimpers can be used to attach components onto wires, to secure terminals on ribbon cable, and to create new connections between two wires.

Applicators

Applicators are tools designed to apply a substance, usually a liquid or adhesive, onto a surface. In the cable and wire working industry, applicators are used to coat, insulate, and protect wires. This is done in order to ensure a safe and effective connection between two wires or cables.The type of applicator used depends on the task being performed. Generally, a manual applicator is used for small electrical connections, while a pneumatic or automated applicator is used for larger applications. Pneumatic and automated applicators can accurately and quickly coat wires with a uniform amount of insulation, making them the preferred choice for industrial applications.

Presses

Pressing tools are used to press or crimp metal components together. This is done in order to form a strong mechanical connection between two parts. The most common type of press is a hydraulic or pneumatic press, which uses a powerful press tool to form a secure connection between two components.Pressing tools are used in the cable and wire working industry for all kinds of applications. From cable splicing and coaxial connectors, to connectors for aerospace applications, presses are often used to form secure connections between two metal components.

Differences & Similarities

Although crimpers, applicators and presses are all used in the cable and wire working industry, they each have their own unique application fields and working principles. Crimpers are typically used to form a secure connection between two ends of a wire or cable. They are commonly used in electrical wiring applications, such as crimping circuit boards and attaching components to wires.Applicators are used to apply liquids, adhesives, and insulators onto a surface. This is commonly done in order to ensure that wires and cables are insulated and protected. Pressing tools are used to crimp two components together in order to form a strong mechanical bond. This is often done in the aerospace and automotive industry, as well as in many electrical wiring applications.All three of these tools are used in the cable and wire working industry. They each have distinct applications and In order to achieve consistent results.

Conclusion

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are all essential instruments in the cable and wire working industry. They each have their own unique functions and applications, as well as their own working principles. It is important to be aware of the differences and similarities between these tools in order to ensure accurate and effective results when working with wires and cables.

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