47-10100

Series:	47
Part Status:	Obsolete
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Coaxial, RF Connectors
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

Crimper, applicator and press are tools used in a wide range of operations in the manufacturing industry. All three devices are specialized for a particular application, although they may share some elements. Crimpers are used to create electrical connections, while applicators are used to attach connectors to substrates or to make physical connections. Presses, on the other hand, are used to produce sheet metal parts in a range of operations from cutting and forming to embossing and staking.

Crimpers

In its simplest form, a crimping tool is used to mate an electrical connector to a wire or cable. Crimpers are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, from large ratchets to hand-held models. The process consists of placing a crimpable connector and a wire or cable into the crimping tool. The tool is then actuated, applying pressure to the connector, which deforms it, creating a secure physical and electrical connection between the connector and the wire or cable. Crimpers are widely used in the electrical and electronics industry to create low-voltage connections. These connections are typically used to make connections to switches, motors, and other devices. More specialized crimpers are also used to terminate cables with RJ-45 connectors, which are commonly used in networking applications. In addition, crimpers can be used to termination of audio and video cables, telecommunications cables, and a variety of other cables used for data transmission and power distribution.

Applicators

Applicators, also known as applicators, are a type of tool that can be used to attach connectors to substrates such as circuit boards and printed wiring assemblies. The process involves placing a connector onto the substrate and then using an applicator to press the connector into place. During the application process, a controlled holding force is applied to the connector, which creates a secure physical and electrical connection between the connector and the substrate. Applicators are commonly used in industries including telecommunications, automotive, medical, and military electronics. In these industries, applicators are used to attach a wide variety of connectors such as discrete wire connectors, RF connectors, and IC packages.

Presses

Presses are tools used to produce sheet metal parts in a wide range of operations. They are primarily used to form, cut, and emboss metal components. Presses come in several different varieties, including mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic presses.In metal forming applications, presses are used to form, cut, and emboss sheet metal parts. For example, a mechanical press can be used to form small parts such as washers, while a hydraulic press can be used to form large parts such as engine blocks. The presses can also be used to cut and emboss sheet metal components, creating unique shapes or patterns. In addition, presses can be used to assemble components, such as riveting or staking.In summary, crimpers, applicators, and presses are essential tools used in a variety of manufacturing operations. Crimpers are used to make electrical connections, applicators are used to attach connectors to substrates, and presses are used to form, cut, and emboss metal components. All three types of tools are valuable for their versatility and accuracy.

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