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A crimper, applicator, or press is a common tool used to cut, shape, or crimp metal material. It can be used for many different applications, including fabrication, maintenance, and repair of piping and tubing components and systems, bonding and soldering of electrical contacts, and sheet metal forming and forming. This type of tool is often used in the aerospace, automotive, and hardware industries, but it can also be used in many other industrial settings. Crimpers, applicators, and presses are also frequently used in the manufacturing of plastics, as well as in the medical field for tasks such as implantable medical device assembly.

Generally speaking, a crimper is a type of hand tool. It is usually made of metal and has two or more handles; the handles are either hinged, or connected via a linkage that allows them to rotate relative to each other. These handles are used to press one end of the material against a sharp die or anvil, while the other end is worked on by a second set of handles. Types of crimpers range from the small, hand-held crimpers used to crimp small processes like terminals or mini drawings, to large, truck- or tank-mounted crimpers used to press large components and parts into tight spaces and areas. Crimpers are commonly used in the electrical, automotive, aerospace, and plumbing industries.

An applicator is also a type of hand tool, and it is used to apply a thin film of material to the surface of a product. Applicators can be either manual or automated. Manual applicators are generally used for small batches or spot-applications, while automated applicators use a pressure-sensitive dabbing system to spread a uniform layer of material across the surface of the product. Common types of materials used with applicators include sprays, liquids, pastes, powders, and adhesives. Applicators are commonly used in the medical, automotive, aerospace, and consumer product industries.

A press, on the other hand, is a type of machine tool. It is used to shape metal, plastics, and other materials by applying a force to a part and changing its shape according to the operator\'s specifications. Presses are more robust than hand tools and they usually require power. There are several types of presses, including hydraulic presses, mechanical presses, screw presses, and automated presses. They are most commonly used for production, prototyping, and prototyping for sample components in various industries, including the aerospace, automotive, medical, and consumer product industries.

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are all used for a variety of tasks in various industries, from producing components for consumer products to medical implantables. Although each type of tool has different capabilities and uses, they all follow the same principles of application and use a press or force to change the shape of a material. No matter the specific application, anyone working in any of these industries will find that these tools are invaluable for meeting their specific needs.

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