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Crimpers, applicators, and presses all serve a purpose in the industry-specific field applications and work principles of 680332-3. Crimpers, which are a type of mechanical tool, are used to press the ends of rectangular or non-rectangular wires to create a secure connection. The process usually requires a special tooling die with an oblique inner profile that produces a targeted connector profile on the wire ends. Once crimped, the connector is then securely attached to the wire and is resistant to vibration. In a more comprehensive application, crimpers can be implemented with an integrated or separate mechanical press to attach insulation to a wire and put an end on a terminal or contact.

Applicators are interactive devices that apply various substances to the surface of a given product. They utilize several rotating components to move the substance ahead of the surface, allowing it to be tightly bonded. This process can be used to apply labels, coatings, and adhesives. Sometimes the applicator is integrated into the 68332-3 product line or is done separately by hand or a handheld applicator.

Lastly, presses provide a force to press parts together for a connection that holds up. Generally, a certain amount of resistance is required for parts to adhere together properly. This is why a mechanical press is often used for components that require a high amount of force for the task. Presses are mainly used in the electronics assembly industry for applying connectors to PCBs. Additionally, they can be used to connect other components and assemblies, as well as create special types of connections like crimping wires, forming sheet metal, hot forging, and more.

From crimpers to presses, all the equipment, accessories, and components used in the 68332-3 industry need to be properly selected and installed for the proper functioning and application of the product. The industry specific field applications and working principles of these tools determine the best practices for using them, taking into consideration cost, performance, and safety.

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