7-2151316-7

The 7-2151316-7 application field and working principle is a highly specialized area of crimping, applicating and pressing. It has its own unique set of components, operations and processes.

Overview

The 7-2151316-7 is a low-cost crimping, applicator and presses accessory that is designed for the manufacturing of wire and cable. It uses a combination of mechanical assist and high-speed rotational forces to provide a precise and secure crimp on electrically conductive and insulating material.

The 7-2151316-7 has a special design that allows it to operate as a dedicated crimping device or as an integrated component in larger crimping, applicator and presses system. Its operation fits into the labor intensive, low cost, semi-automated sectors of the wire and cable processing industry.

Application Field

The 7-2151316-7 application field is primarily used in the wire and cable processing operations. It is designed to crimp large cross-sections of standard insulation and sheath materials such as PVC, Nylon, PTFE, Kapton and other dielectric materials. It can also crimp larger gauge wires. It is also used in the automotive, electronics and medical industries.

Working Principle

The 7-2151316-7 works by using mechanical force applied to the end of a specially designed housing to deform the wire or cable insulation and sheath material. The housing contains a series of teeth that grip the wire or cable. This is usually done by the crimper rotating inside the housing. The crimper can be manually operated or powered by an electric motor.

The operation of a 7-2151316-7 is relatively simple. The engineer or operator simply inserts the wire or cable into the jaws of the tool and rotates the handle or motor. This action causes the jaws to clamp down on the wire or cable and the tool deforms the insulation and sheath. The deformation creates a tight seal that ensures a strong and secure connection.

Adaptability of Crimps

The 7-2151316-7 is an ideal tool for working with large cross sections of various types of wire and cable. It can be adapted to a wide range of applications, including automotive and marine applications. It is also highly adaptable to different crimping operations, including single, taps, multi terminations, splices, and ground loops.

The 7-2151316-7 is capable of providing precision crimps and is suitable for a number of situations. It can be used to crimp the end of the wire or cable, a single wire/cable in a series, multiple wires/cables in a parallel, in a joint, between a pair of mating parts, and in many other situations.

Conclusion

The 7-2151316-7 is a powerful tool for working with large gauge wire and cable. Its operation fits into the low-cost, semi-automated sector of the wire and cable processing industry. The device is well-suited for crimping large cross sections of different types of insulation and sheath materials, as well as in a variety of applications. It is capable of creating precise and secure crimps for a strong and secure connection.