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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses - Accessories

Crimpers, applicators and presses have been widely used in many aspects of industrial and manufacturing processes for decades. They are beloved by many for their ability to easily and quickly shape, fit and assemble a wide range of items in a very short period of time. The importance of their application field and working principles have been recognized by both industry and the general public.

Crimpers are most commonly used to crimp metal wires and cables. The key to their operation is the use of a special crimping tool that uses pressure and heat to form the crimp of the wire or cable. This process is often highly specific to the wire or cable type being used, so it’s important to ensure the correct tool is used. In order to properly crimp a wire, both the liner and the insulation must be crimped. Crimping tools can also be used to crimp specialized connectors (for instance, RF connectors for antenna) and lightweight metal strips.

Applicators, on the other hand, are used to apply pressure to surfaces and components. Small applicators are usually used for assembling thin panels, components in electronic devices, circuit boards and computers. Large applicators are commonly used in automotive manufacturing for installing large fixtures and assemblies. They are also often used for fastening materials in classrooms or assembly lines. Working principle of an applicator involves regulation of pressure and calculating the necessary force needed to complete the task.

Presses provide a continuous process operation with considerable force, to form, assemble or press components together. Depending on their capacity and type, presses can form and assemble parts ranging from delicate ceramic components to large cast or machined parts. The most common application of presses is in metalworking, assembly and industrial processes. Presses can also be used for crimping, welding and burning, as well as injection molding and die casting. In order to ensure proper functioning of the pressed parts, the appropriate lubricants must be used in accordance to the press’s working principle. Lastly, presses can also be used for checking the dimensions and angles of the finished parts.

The application field and working principles of crimpers, applicators and presses are extensive, and range from industrial processes to domestic use. By understanding the need of the specific application, users of crimpers, applicators and presses can be sure that the correct tools, processes and methods are used to achieve the desired results. Ultimately, the application field and working principles of all three offer users a great deal of flexibility when it comes to their respective uses, and can make almost any task easier.

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