687841-4

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

Crimpers, applicators, and presses are all specialized tools used for assembling components together. When assembling parts, it is necessary to join two or more parts together with a reliable, secure connection that produces minimal vibration and stress. Crimpers, applicators, and presses all provide this service.

Crimpers

A crimper is a tool that is used to crimp metal contact points on electronic components such as wires or connectors. Crimpers are designed to place a metal pin or fitting around the wire, compressing it tightly to the point that it cannot move easily. In many applications, the crimped contact point is highly visible, so using a crimping tool with adjustable wheel stops is essential for precision control of the finished product. Crimpers can also be used to attach wires to metal terminals in automatic machines.

Applicators

Applicators are tools designed to apply material to a wide variety of substrates. They are commonly used in industries such as food or beverage packaging, electronics assembly, automotive manufacturing, and medical device manufacturing. Some applicators are designed to apply a coating or metal paint, while others may apply glue, adhesive tape, caulking material, or even label printing. The method by which the material is applied is determined by the type of applicator used. These tools are often used in automated processes.

Presses

Presses are tools designed to form, shape, and join components together, either manually or with electricity. Common presses include the mechanical press, hydraulic press, and pneumatic press. Mechanical presses use mechanical force to apply pressure, while hydraulic presses use fluid pressure. Pneumatic presses use air pressure to create a vacuum that, when released, creates a considerable amount of force. Presses can also be modified with adapters and special fixtures for particular applications, such as those involving crimping, attaching, and punching metal parts.

687841-4 Application Field and Working Principle

The 687841-4 is a hand-held crimping tool designed for applied connections. It is suitable for wire and terminal crimping applications in both industrial and automotive fields. The tool has an ergonomic design, allowing for comfortable user grip. The crimping speed can be varied, and the application force can be adjusted to ensure a reliable connection. The CrimpForce capability features an adjustable crimping force with high precision. It also features an integrated memory system and 240-degree VIS for easy visuing.

The working principle of the 687841-4 is using a combination of compression and deformation to form a mechanical interlock between the crimp and wire. The tool uses a combination of two cylinders to provide a crimp with the perfect tension and adhesion. The crimper’s design allows it to easily fit into tight spaces in wire harnesses, minimizing the need for additional tools and additional labor. The tool is also capable of producing extremely reliable and secure crimps, perfect for applications where reliability is paramount. In short, the 687841-4 is an impressive and reliable crimping tool with excellent performance and user-friendly features.

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