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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses

687271-2 Application Field and Working Principle

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are commonly used in wiring and work-holding applications. They are used to secure a cable, wire, or other component in place. Crimpers are primarily used to secure ends of electrical circuits. Applicators are used to precisely and securely place a component in position in order to facilitate wiring or other operations. Presses are used to apply pressure for various work-holding applications.

Crimpers

Crimpers are used to secure electrical connections. The crimp component that is typically used is a heat-shrinkable or semi-rigid insulation sleeve. The insulation sleeve is crimped onto the exposed wire strands, which conduct electricity. The insulating sleeve helps to secure the electrical connection and provide environmental protection.

Crimpers come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common type is a hand-held unit. They are controlled either manually or via a computer-controlled system. The manual crimpers are usually used on copper cables, whereas the computer-controlled systems are used on larger cables. The crimp pressure and speed are controllable, and they are usually adjustable to meet the requirements of a specific job.

Crimping can be done with either a round or rectangular die. The die is inserted into the crimp tool and crimped onto the exposed wire strands. The size of the die depends on the size of the insulation sleeve being crimped. Round dies are most commonly used, but rectangular dies are used for heavier cables.

Applicators

Applicators are used to place components in a precise position. The most common type is the pneumatic applicator, which is air pressure-driven to place the component in position. The applicator is typically connected to a computer-controlled system for accuracy. The most common components that are placed with an applicator are wires, terminals, and other electrical components.

The pneumatic applicator is designed to provide a precise and secure grip for placement of components. The force of the air pressure is adjustable for different types of components, and the tool can be rotated to provide the best angle and secure placement of the components.

Presses

Presses are used for work-holding applications. A press is a tool that applies pressure to an object in order to hold it in place. The most common type of press is the hydraulic press, which is electrically or hydraulically operated. The amount of pressure applied is adjustable and can be adjusted to suit the requirements of the job.

Presses are commonly used for pressing and riveting operations. The presses can be operated manually or automatically and are well suited for repetitive operations. They are designed to provide a precise and even pressure to an object and are often used in conjunction with other tools, such as a die or drill, to facilitate the operation.

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are essential tools in wiring and work-holding applications. Their various shapes and sizes make them ideal for a variety of jobs. The adjustable nature of the tools allows them to be easily customized to fit the requirements of the specific job.

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