359-21

Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are all common tools used in the manufacturing, and production industry today, specifically in the area of wire processing and assembly. A good example of this is the 359-21. This crimping tool and applicator is designed to both crimp and attach a wide variety of wires in industrial settings. In this article we will discuss the application field and working principle of the 359-21.

Application Field of the 359-21

The 359-21 can be used in a wide variety of applications and with a variety of wires. It is especially suitable for industrial applications in automotive, HVAC, electronic, and industrial controls, where relatively simple wire applicators are required. The 359-21 can be used on a variety of wire sizes, from 6 AWG to 16 AWG. It is also designed for use on various types of insulation, such as nylon, polyvinyl chloride, cotton, linen, glass, and paper.

Working Principle of the 359-21

The 359-21 works by using a combination of a mechanical crimp and a mechanical applicator. The crimp is driven by an electric motor, which is controlled by a range of adjustable parameters. The electric motor exerts pressure on the crimp, closing it onto the insulation and creating a secure connection. The applicator then applies a small amount of paste or grease to seal the connection.

The 359-21 also features a quick release mechanism, which allows for fast and easy removal of the tools from the connection. This makes it easy to move the tool to other areas for use in a variety of applications. The quick release also prevents damage to the wires or the insulation.

The 359-21 is a straightforward and reliable tool for a variety of industrial applications. It is well suited for any environment where reliable wire connections and sealants are needed in a quick and easy manner. It is an efficient and cost-effective tool for both production and assembly.