63811-2400

Series:	MX150™
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Rectangular Contacts, 14-16 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

The 63811-2400 application field and working principle represents a specific type of crimpers, applicators, and presses, all of which are used in the same general process for joining and connecting materials. Each class of tool has its own specific tasks, but they all function similarly in the overall aim of connecting materials and making a secure join.

Crimpers

Crimpers are used to crimp studs, terminals, and other wire connections in order to keep the wires securely connected. There are two main types of crimpers: manual and automatic. Manual crimpers require someone to physically insert the wire and use a leverage-based crimper to press together the parts; while automatic crimpers use a stud crimping tool to quickly and accurately join wires onto a terminal. Crimpers are used in a variety of applications, including electricians, automotive mechanics, and appliance repair technicians.

Applicators

Application tools are similar to crimpers, but provide a faster, simpler, and more precise joining process. These tools are used to apply various types of adhesive and sealant materials to items that need to be joined. This is often done in automotive body work, as well as other industries that require a tight seal or a strong bond. These tools are typically used in the assembly of products, such as airplanes, automobiles, and other larger equipment.

Presses

Presses are used to press together materials that have been cut to size. They are typically used in the automotive industry for joining pieces of sheet metal. They can also be used to set rivets, press bearings and bushings into a housing, and even join nonmetal material such as plastics and rubber. Presses come in several different forms, including pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical. There are also specialized presses that can be used for specific tasks, such as including assembly presses, rivet presses, and cutting presses. The 63811-2400 application field and working principle is a type of pneumatic press. This press is used when multiple parts need to be pressed together in order to join them securely. The press uses an automated system to precisely press the parts together, making it faster and more precise than manual or hydraulic presses. The 63811-2400 is often used in the automotive industry, as it is able to join large pieces of sheet metal with accuracy and speed that hydraulic presses simply cannot match.All crimpers, applicators, and presses are used for the same general purpose: to join and connect materials. While each type of tool has its own specific tasks, they all function in the same way and are necessary for various applications. From crimping terminals and wires, to applying sealants and adhesives, to pressing pieces together, these tools are essential in keeping things connected.

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