47021

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

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are fairly simple repair and installation tools that make use of a range of small and large force mechanisms to securely attach or remove various items from a workpiece. This article will analyze how these tools work and the various uses of 47021 tools in the commercial, industrial, and military fields.

Crimpers

Crimpers are simple yet effective devices used for connecting wires, cable, and other small components to terminals or other workpieces. A crimper works by placing the part to be crimped in between a pair of jaws on a tool and using a lever or ratchet handle to close the jaws and apply force. By squeezing the local area tightly and evenly, a strong connection between the parts is made. Crimpers come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and designs, depending on the type of workpiece, component, or wire being crimped. They can be powered by manually operated ratcheting handles or servo motors. Different types of dies are available depending on the size of the workpiece, and they can be easily changed over for different applications.

Applicators

An applicator is a device used to apply various substances, such as glue, oil, solder, or paint, to a workpiece. Different types of applicators are available depending on the specific application, and they can be powered manually or by compressed air, hydraulics, or electric motors.An applicator relies on mixing the substance with air or pressure to accurately spread it onto the workpiece. This can be done with a brush, roller, sprayer, nozzle, or even a needle. The type of applicator used depends on the capability and complexity of the application required.

Presses

Presses are larger and more powerful tools used to attach and remove parts from a workpiece. They are generally powered by electricity, and can be used to press, fasten, stamp, or remove components. Press brakes and punch presses are two common types of presses used for industrial applications. Punch presses use a variety of tools to cut, stamp, or shape metal workpieces, while press brakes use a hydraulic system and a flat die to bend and shape metal sheets. Other types of presses include combination presses, which use two or more tools in one machine to complete multiple tasks.

47021 Application Field and Working Principle

The 47021 is a versatile crimping, applicating, and pressing tool that can be used for a variety of tasks in commercial, military, and industrial applications. The basic principles used by the 47021 are the same as those used by other crimpers, applicators, and presses—the use of pressure to secure or remove components.The 47021 is powered by a pneumatic motor and uses a range of force and torque settings to crimp, apply, or press components with precision. The adjustable pressure arms allow for a variety of complex shapes for connecting and removing components, and the adjustable clamping force ensures that a strong, secure connection is made.The 47021 is compact and lightweight, allowing for easy portability, and it also has an ergonomic design for comfortable and fatigue-free operation. It is a versatile tool that can be adapted to a variety of applications, including crimping cables, applying glue, solder, or oil to a workpiece, pressing or stamping metal sheets, and operating punch presses.In conclusion, the 47021 is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of applications in military, industrial, and commercial settings. It is highly versatile and adjustable, allowing users to tailor its applications to their needs and requirements.

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