43647

Series:	Professional
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Ferrules and Splices, 10-22 AWG
Features:	Front Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers

Crimpers are tools that make secure connections between metal cables and terminals. The most commonly used crimpers are hydraulic, which apply pressure to one side of a cable connection to create a strong bond with the terminals. Crimpers can be seen in many applications, from attaching wires to crimp lugs in the electrical industry, to attaching electrical spades to cables in the automotive industry. The pressure applied to the terminals is determined by the crimper\'s design and operating conditions.Hydraulic crimpers are typically powered by a motor or a hand pump. The power source provides a specific amount of force to the crimping die, which is transmitted to the terminal or cable. This applies pressure to the cable, terminal, or both, making a secure connection. The crimping die used in the crimper depends on the size and type of cable or terminals the user is crimping.

Applicators

Applicators are devices commonly used in industrial manufacturing processes, where the application of a variety of substances is necessary. They are used to apply seals, glues, inks, and coatings to various materials. The type of applicator chosen for a specific application will depend on the type of material being applied and the viscosity and delivery needs.The most common type of applicator is the dispenser. Dispensers are the simplest type of applicator; they consist of a reservoir to hold the substance (e.g., sealant or glue) and a delivery system such as a syringe, tube, or valve. The substance in the reservoir is pushed out through the delivery system at a predetermined rate. This is an effective way of introducing a uniform and specific amount of a substance to a material or substrate.

Presses

Presses are devices that are used to shape or join materials by transferring pressure and force. They are capable of applying forces ranging from a few pounds of force to millions of pounds of force, depending on their size and design.The two most common types of presses are mechanical and hydraulic presses. Mechanical presses, such as those used in the automotive industry, are powered by an outside source such as an electric motor. They can also be powered by the pressure of a die or hammer. Hydraulic presses are powered by a hydraulic system that allows for more precise and controlled forces to be applied.In the 43647 application field, presses are most commonly used to join materials. This includes welding, crimping, and riveting. Presses can also be used for other operations such as forging, rolling, drawing, and machining.In conclusion, the 43647 application field and working principles of crimpers, applicators, and presses will depend greatly on the specific application and needs of the user. Each device has its own unique features and benefits, and it is important to select the right tool for the job. From crimpers to presses, careful consideration should be taken to ensure that the correct device is selected for a specific project.

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