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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses & Accessories

Crimping, applicating and pressing accessories have a multitude of uses in industry. In general terms, these terms collectively refer to processes which help to shape metal parts, typically by applying force. Crimping, applicating and pressing generally involve the application of pressure on metal parts. However, differences between the three processes can be explained, taking into account the application field and working principle.

Crimping

Crimping is the application of pressure on an object to permanently deform it. By deforming cylindrical metal objects in this way, the crimping process can join two components together. Crimping is usually done on metal parts like wires, which are then used for energizing an electrical circuit. As the metal object is repeatedly crimped, the metal is deformed in such a way that it creates a durable, permanent connection. Crimping is also used for joining together electrical terminals which helps create a durable electrical connection.

Applicating

Applicating is the process of applying a material to a surface in order to create a coating or seal. It differs from crimping in that the material is applied in a thin layer rather than a thick, deformed one. The material that is applied could be anything from paint to lubricants. It is used in a variety of industries, as the surface to be coated or sealed will depend on the application. For example, in the automotive industry, the painted parts of a car might need to be applied with a rubber sealant to prevent them from cracking or peeling.

Pressing

Pressing is the process of applying a deliberate force to an object in order to shape or flatten it. It is very similar to crimping, except that instead of deforming the material, it is shaped it into a specific desired shape. This could be done using a number of different tools, such as a punch, a press, or a roller. Pressing is often used in industrial settings, and is used for a variety of tasks, such as forming parts into a specific shapes, or pressing keys into a keyhole. It is also used for welding and soldering.

38365 Application Field and Working Principle

38365 is a popular brand of crimpers, applicators and presses. These tools are used in a variety of applications, from factory automation to inspection and repair. The 38365 line can be used to install terminals, splice wires, and assemble connectors. The 38365 crimpers and applicators can be used to apply various materials to a substrate, such as insulating and adhesive materials, soldering, and even sealants, in order to ensure a secure connection. The 38365 presses can be used to create shapes in metals, as well as provide a finishing touch. Each of the different components in the 38365 line has a unique principle of operation, designed to provide the user with a range of options when it comes to their applications.

In conclusion, crimping, applicating and pressing are all useful processes for joining parts together. The 38365 brand is an example of one type of crimper, applicator and press which is designed to provide a robust connection between parts. By understanding the working principle and application field, users can better determine which process is best suited for the job.

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