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Crimpers, applicators, and presses - accessories are used for a variety of applications including electrical terminals, cable harnessing, and semiconductor packaging. The working principle of these accessories is relatively straightforward but can vary depending on the type of application.

Many crimpers are used for harnessing cables and wires for electrical applications such as residential wiring, automotive wiring, and other connections. These crimpers consist of two parts, the jaws and the handles. The handles of the crimper are used to apply pressure to the cable and ensure proper connection. As the handles are pressed together the jaws of the crimper compress the wires together creating an interlocking connection.

Applicators are used in a variety of applications as well. They are often employed when more precision is required in the manipulation of components such as in electronic circuit board assembly, LED lighting, and medical device assembly. These applicators typically consist of a body, hold-downs, and a tip. To use an applicator, the user would press the tip of the applicator against the component until it was fixed in place and then the hold-downs would be tightened to secure the component in place.

Presses are also used for a variety of applications such as sheet metal processing, plastic extrusion, and metal fabrication. The working principle behind presses is relatively simple. A motor is used to generate a force that is transferred to the die of the press. This force compresses the workpiece that is placed between the die, thus forming the desired shape. Depending on the type of application, different types of presses can be used such as turret presses, gap frame presses, or hydraulic presses.

The accessories used in conjunction with these tools have a variety of purposes. For example, a swaging tool is used to swage a wire, which involves compressing it into a smaller diameter. Manual or automated swagers can be used for this process. Other accessories include punches, dies, and anvils which are used to punch or shape material.

The 386949 application field and working principle of crimpers, applicators, and presses - accessories is relatively simple but can be used in a variety of applications. While the working principle is the same for each of these tools, the type of accessory used will depend on the application. For example, a swaging tool may be used in one application while a die may be used in another. Additionally, the selection of accessory depends on the type of material that is being manipulated.

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