68378-1

Series:	Certi-Crimp
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Terminals, 10-12 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses Crimpers, applicators and presses are special tools that are used to attach connectors, cables, electronics and other fasteners. Crimpers are used to both configure and secure components, while applicators are primarily used to attach components such as tape, glue and sealants. Presses are usually used to configure and secure components such as small PCB pieces. 68378-1 application field and working principle68378-1 is a type of crimper tool, most commonly used for crimping insulated electrical connections. The tool includes an adjustable blade, two sets of tension springs, and a trigger that governs the amount of force applied. When used, the tool is pressed onto the wire, holding it in place while the adjustable blade is set to the appropriate tension and the trigger is depressed. The tension springs then apply the pressure to the wires, squeezing them together to create a strong, insulated connection. To use the 68378-1, the first step is to select a wire with the appropriate gauge and type of insulation, depending on the application. The wire should be free of defects, such as faulty insulation or frayed ends. The tool should be adjusted to the appropriate contact size for the wire, using the two sets of tension springs. The crimp should then be set in the tool, making sure that the wire is firmly held in place. The next step is to trigger the tool, which is typically done by pressing the lever or trigger on the handle. This causes the tension springs to apply pressure to the wires to create the electrical connection. The tool should be released and the connection inspected to determine if the crimp is secure. If required, the process can be repeated until the connection is secure and reliable. In order to ensure a reliable connection, it is important to remove any excess insulation from the wires and make sure they are not damaged. Any excess wire should be cut off with a wire cutter and the ends should be firmly crimped. In some cases, the connection may require additional protection in the form of a soldering iron, protecting sleeve, or other device. Ultimately, the 68378-1 is a reliable and easy to use tool that can quickly and accurately create insulated electrical connections. It can be used on both standard and specialty wires to create secure, long-lasting connections. Properly used, the 68378-1 will provide reliable and secure connections for a wide range of applications.

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