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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

Crimpers are designed to press connectors into place over a terminal or specific wire conductor. The primary purpose is to make sure a secure connection is made and is held in place. Crimpers provide reliable and repeatable installations with a consistent work quality. They are used for connectors found on RF cables, Ethernet cables, coaxial cables and other similar wire connections. Generally, most crimpers have a ratcheting design – this mechanism is responsible for compressing the terminal onto the conductor.

Broadly speaking, there are two types of crimpers: inertial and ratcheting. Inertial crimpers use a closed chamber with a piston in the middle. The piston remains in the open position until the exterior of the connector is pressed hard enough, this closes the chamber and seals the connection in one fluid motion. Ratcheting crimpers are designed to ensure that the crimping is suitable for the connector by applying specific amounts of pressure as needed.

Applicators are designed to apply specific labels or adhesive onto a surface. They are ideal for highly demanding labeling environments such as those found in automotive, electrical and electronics industries. Some applicators also have built-in printing capabilities, where a label is fed into the applicator and then printed with the desired text or images as it is applied.

This type of machine is typically installed in an automated production line and consists of a series of mechanical components that allow for precise application of the material to the desired surface. In certain industries, such as automotive, manufacturing, and packaging, applicators are used to apply labels that contain essential information such as expiry dates, lot numbers, and other product related data. Depending on the application, some applicator systems can be easily integrated with predefined information.

Presses are classified into three different categories: mechanical presses, air presses, and hydraulic presses. The mechanical press uses mechanical energy generated by a flywheel or lever to apply force onto a material, shape it, and manipulate it in a variety of ways. This type of press is mainly used in the manufacturing of parts used by the automotive and aerospace industries. Air presses utilizes compressed air pressure to apply force onto a material; while this type of press is quite versatile, it is mainly used in the crafting of custom parts and other applications where precise force needs to be applied.

Hydraulic presses use hydraulic fluid pressure to apply force onto the material, shape it, and manipulate it in various ways. Unlike mechanical and air presses, hydraulic presses have the capability of generating higher amounts of force, making them the perfect choice for high-stress applications. Hydraulic presses are mainly used in industrial and manufacturing processes such as metal forming, rubber molding, and forging.

The 402659 application field and working principle used for Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses include applying pressure to a connector in order to make a secure connection, to apply labels and adhesive to a surface, and to apply force onto a material in order to shape or manipulate it. Every application requires its own type of crimpers, applicators, or presses. Although each machine operates slightly differently, each one is designed to provide reliable and repeatable installations with a consistent work quality.

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