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Crimpers, Applicators and Presses are tools that are commonly used in many industrial and commercial settings. Each of these tools has its own purpose and are used to either join two objects together or to mechanically force a part into place. In some cases, the tools may be used for both of these functions.

Crimpers are manually operated devices used to connect electrical wires and cables. They are used for joining together two objects, and the device is designed to create a secure connection. The tool typically includes a handle, a die, and a set of jaws. When pressure is applied along the length of the wire, the jaws pierce the insulation and the die shapes the wire according to the size and shape of the terminals.

Applicators are specialized tools that are designed to apply materials, such as adhesives or sealants, to surfaces. These tools typically include a manually operated handle, a die, and a nozzle. The handle is used to control the pressure applied to the material, and the die shapes the material according to the desired shape. The nozzle is generally used to precisely apply the material to the surface.

Presses are mechanical devices that are used to force objects into place. These tools are commonly used to join two objects, such as pressing a dowel joint into two pieces of wood. The tool typically includes a handle, a plunger, and a set of dies. The handle is used to control the pressure applied to the object while the plunger is used to apply the pressure. The dies are typically designed to fit specific objects and they are used to create the desired shape or joint.

The 59250 application field and working principle are almost universal across all of these tools. The handle is used to control the pressure applied to the object while the die is used to shape it. In addition, the plunger is typically used to apply pressure on the object. The particular application and working principle of each of these tools will vary depending on the task that is being performed.

In conclusion, Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are commonly used tools in many industrial and commercial settings. Each of these tools uses the same 59250 application field and working principle which is to control the pressure applied to the object and to shape it using a die. The particular application and working principle for each tool will vary depending on the task that is being performed.