567975-1

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Crimpers, Applicators & Presses

Crimpers, Applicators and Presses are three different types of machines that are used extensively in the manufacturing and production industry. They serve different purposes, however they all involve the use of pressure to ensure accurate and secure connections.

Crimpers

Crimpers are designed to permanently deform a connector or cable end to make an electrical connection. They are the most commonly used tool for making highly secure electrical connections in hazardous and extreme environments. They are designed to secure a cable, such as a coaxial cable, to an electrical connection without relying on any other form of securing system, such as tacking or soldering. They come in two main types: manual, or automatic. Manual crimping tools require a person to physically squeeze the crimper with enough pressure to secure the connection. Automatic crimpers perform the squeezing action automatically, however they still require human involvement in the set-up and operation phases.

Applicators

Applicators are designed to securely connect a cable to another object, such as a conduit. They are typically used in low-voltage installations and are commonly used in applications such as irrigation systems, burglar alarm systems, and low-pressure gas lines. Unlike crimpers, which require a great deal of pressure to create a secure connection, applicators are designed to use greatly reduced pressures. The pressure used by an applicator is significantly less than that of a typical crimper, as the applicator is designed to be used for lighter-duty applications.

Presses

Presses are designed to secure a conductor or connector to a conducting material, such as a wire or another electrical device. Presses are typically used in high-voltage or industrial applications, and they are designed to provide a secure connection without requiring a great deal of pressure. Unlike crimpers, which use extreme pressure to secure a connection, presses use much less pressure to achieve the same result. The reduced amount of pressure used by a press also helps to reduce the risk of electrical damage to the conductor or connector.

567975-1 Application Field and Working Principle

The 567975-1 crimper is a manual tool designed to secure coaxial cable to an electrical connection. It is designed to withstand tough conditions, including extreme temperatures and moisture, making it ideal for use in difficult environments. The tool is a double-handed crimping tool, which means it requires two hands to operate, one for the crimping handle, and one for the squeezing handle. The crimper is designed to be able to handle cables up to AWG14, meaning it can securely hold cables of up to 1.25mm in diameter. The tool is designed to provide accurate connections with a few simple steps. To use the tool, the user should:

• Place the cable in the jaws of the crimper
• Squeeze the handle to close the jaws and secure the connection
• Operate the squeezing handle to deform the connector to secure the connection

The 567975-1 crimper is a great tool for making secure connections in difficult conditions. It is an efficient tool that is easy to operate and requires minimal set-up time. The tool is robust and well designed, making it an ideal choice for making highly secure connections in hazardous and extreme environments.

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