615717-3

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Crimpers, applicators and presses are widely used in many industries that require electrical work. The 615717-3 application field and working principle could be broadly classified into the above three categories, depending on the specific type. They generally work by applying pressure to a workpiece, such as a wire or an electrical component, so that the resulting connection is properly formed and secured.

Crimpers are used to mechanically connect two wires or terminals together. They work by providing pressure to make a strong, secure connection. This is accomplished by pressing a set of dies, or crimps, onto the wires and terminals. The crimp creates a mechanical bond between the two parts, and can be used to make a waterproof seal. Crimpers usually consist of a handheld or bench-type tool, a set of dies, and a jaw for holding the wires and terminals in place.

Applicators are used to attach, assemble, or apply various materials or components to a product or substrate. This could involve hot or cold gluing, press-fitting, and various other applications. These tools are designed to be ergonomic, easily handled, and often times have automated features for increased efficiency. For example, applicators could save manufacturers time and money by automatically dispensing various amounts of adhesives or other substances during the production process.

Presses are also used to permanently join a number of components together. The use of a press is especially beneficial for parts that require great precision during the joining process. Typically these tools will have either a hydraulic or mechanical system that provides the force necessary to make a secure connection between components. This is often done by pressing, or forging, two pieces of metal together with extreme pressure and heat. This creates a solid and long-lasting bond that can withstand the desired environmental conditions.

The 615717-3 application field and working principle can be classified into the above categories of crimpers, applicators, and presses depending on the exact use and design. Generally they are all designed to secure two parts together, often times by applying pressure to form a physical or electrical connection. This is beneficial for creating strong and reliable bonds between components, saving time and money during the manufacturing process.

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