458139-1

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Crimpers, applicators, and presses are used in a variety of industries and applications. From crimping of metal and plastic tubes and sleeves to pressing, assembly, and finishing work, each accessory of these machines plays an important role in the efficiency of the process. In this article, we discuss the application fields and working principles of 458139-1.

Application Fields of 458139-1

458139-1 is a low voltage armored cable crimping die used by electricians. It is specially designed to crimp standard size (6.3-25mm) low voltage armored cables when using a hand operated hydraulic crimping tool. The crimping die offers superior performance and can effectively provide insulation in low voltage wiring applications such as electrical wiring, wire wraps, and splices.

The design of the die features a jaw-lock jaw mechanism with reciprocating blades. This allows for precise crimping of the wires, ensuring efficient electrical contact. The die is also made of hardened steel and has a high tensile strength for tough jobs and demanding applications. It is ideal for use in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, as it has the capacity to crimp almost any type of low or high voltage cables.

The 458139-1 low voltage armored cable die also features a compact design and is lightweight, making it easy to use, transport, and store. It is also highly durable and can withstand high temperature and pressure. The die is also corrosion resistant, making it suitable for outdoor applications.

Working Principles of 458139-1

The 458139-1 low voltage armored cable die is a type of hinged plier that uses a clamping action to crush or fold the wire. The two jaws of the die are aligned and then clamped together to form a loop that crimps the wire. The dies’ jaw-lock jaw mechanism ensures precise crimping and good electrical contact.

To use the die, the user inserts the cable into the die and then applies force with the palm of the hand. This action forces the jaws to move inwards, thus compressing and folding the cable into the desired shape. The user also needs to ensure that the cable is properly positioned in the die by making sure that all parts of the wire are evenly spread out between the two jaws of the die.

Once the wire is in place, the user needs to apply pressure using the palm of the hand until a good electrical contact is achieved. The user must also ensure that the end of the wire is properly fastened so that it does not move once the crimping process is complete. The die can then be released from the cable by simply pulling back the lowest jaw of the die.

The 458139-1 low voltage armored cable die is an essential accessory for a variety of crimping jobs. It is highly precise and can be used to crimp standard-sized low voltage cables. In addition, its design allows for secure electrical contact and its compact size makes it easy to handle and store.

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