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Series:	Certi-Crimp, Strato-Therm
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Splices and Terminals, 20-22 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers

Crimpers are tools used for joining two pieces of metal, typically together using a crimp or a tube, in order to permanently attach them. A crimper is a device designed to control the force that is applied when the two pieces are joined, by increasing force at a specific point to create the necessary tension. Crimpers come in a wide variety of types and sizes, depending on what type of metal is being joined and the size of the sections.The most common type of crimper is the lever-operated crimper. This type of crimper uses a lever to generate the force necessary to crimp the metal joint. Generally, it is the most common type of crimper used in industrial applications as it is easy to use and offers a considerable amount of control over the crimp. A ratchet crimper is another popular type of crimper. This type of crimper works by continuously ratcheting the knurled screw to generate the necessary force for crimping. This type of crimper is often used in applications where precision and control is required, such as when working with thicker metal sections.

Applicators

Applicators are tools used for applying a sealant or a coating material to a surface. They come in several different types, some of which are manual, and others of which are automated. Manual applicators often consist of a squeegee, which is placed onto the surface of the material, and a nozzle which is used to dispense the material onto the surface. The squeegee then pushes the material onto the surface, and the applicator is generally capable of controlling the speed and amount of material dispensed.Automated applicators are often used in industrial applications, where they are used to apply much larger amounts of material in a much more precise manner. Automated applicators use highly advanced technology to precisely control the amount and concentration of material being applied, and they are typically able to apply a coating to surfaces in a much more uniform and consistent manner.The type of applicator being used will depend largely on the type of material being applied. Generally, materials with a higher viscosity require a more precise application, and are best suited for automated applicators, while materials with a lower viscosity can be dispensed using manual applicators.

Presses

Presses are mechanized tools used to press or shape materials, such as metal, into a desired shape. Presses are usually divided into two categories: mechanical presses and hydropneumatic presses. Mechanical presses use mechanical force to apply pressure, while hydropneumatic presses use hydraulic pressure.The most common type of mechanical press is the arbor press. This type of press is most often used for pressing and shaping metal components, and it typically uses a crank or lever to generate the force required to press the material.Hydropneumatic presses are typically much larger than mechanical presses, and they use high-pressure hydraulic fluid to generate the pressure necessary to press metal components. They are commonly used in large-scale manufacturing operations, as they are highly precise and can apply extreme amounts of pressure. Presses come in a wide range of sizes and shapes, and the type of press used will depend largely on the type of material being pressed and the size and shape of the final product. No matter which type of press or applicator is being used, they all share similar principles. Each type of tool works by adding force to the material, either manually or through a machine in order to shape it into the desired shape or create a seal. This process is used for a variety of industrial applications, and it is an essential part of the manufacturing process of numerous products.

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