375118

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The 375118 application field and working principle are primarily used in the medical and electrical industries. The 375118 is a specialized crimping and press machine used to crimp and press wires and cables into place. This machine is commonly used to terminate and join wires and cables, including medical cables, flat ribbon cables, coaxial cables, and other electrical wiring.

The working principle of the 375118 is fairly simple. The machine utilizes a press system to apply pressure to two metal surfaces, either with a use of a hammer, or a spring-loaded toggle arm. The metal surfaces are then joined together using a lead-free solder or braze. The metal surfaces are then crimped or pressed together, creating an electrically and mechanically sound enclosure. A pressure sensor with a pressure range of up to 35,000 lbs (15.9 tonnes) then activates the hammer or toggle arm, which applies specified force to complete the crimping or pressing procedure.

The 375118 is ideal for precision crimping and pressing in medical and electrical industries. It can be used to crimp wires, cables, and connectors with precision accuracy, and deliver a consistent crimping force to ensure reliability. The machine also features a user-friendly interface and a two-year warranty. Additionally, the 375118 offers several optional safety features, such as an anti-slip foot pedal and an air-tight enclosures to protect workers from electrical hazards.

Today\'s modern medical and electrical industries require precise crimping and pressing of various wires and cables. The 375118 provides these industries with a reliable, precise, and safe way to join and terminate these components. It is built to a high quality and is designed to provide years of reliable operation. The 375118 is available from distributors all over the world, and is a great choice for users requiring precision crimping and pressing in the medical and electrical industries.

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