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Crimpers

Crimpers are general-purpose products developed for cold-pressing and crimping applications, primarily used to connect various wires in the field of control and communication. They are used to secure and terminate a variety of communication and power cable components such as terminals, connectors, splices and lugs. Crimpers can be used to terminate a variety of cables including electrical, RF, coaxial and communications cables. Some crimpers are designed and engineered to be used in very specific applications while others are designed for universal use. Generally, crimpers have a robust metal construction and therefore are capable of withstanding a considerable amount of force.

Applicators

The working principle of applicators is based on the use of a pressure-sensitive adhesive, such as adhesive dots, tape or special glue. An applicator is an instrument designed to be used to deliver adhesive material to a product or surface to improve adhesion or holding qualities. These adhesive applicators are used in industries to apply pressure-sensitive adhesives to a variety of objects and products. In addition to giving adhesion, they are also used to provide lines of force so that the adheres to the surface being affixed.

Presses

The operation principle of presses involves physical exertion that applies some force to the workpiece or material being processed. A press is a device that exerts a force in order to move, shape or form a surface or material. These presses usually utilize hydraulic or pneumatic force to generate the necessary pressure. The common types of presses used in industry are mechanical presses, heat presses, cold presses, and molding presses. The most important factor in selecting a press is the amount of force required to complete a job. Depending on the application area, presses with different tonnage ratings are used.

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