805840-8

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805840-8 application field and working principle are features of crimpers, applicators, and presses accessories. A crimper is a tool used to apply pressure to a set of wires to join them to adjacent wires, or to an anchor point. The pressure applied is usually sufficient to make a permanent, secure joint; crimping functions as an alternative to soldering, or twisting the wires together. Pressure is often applied with the use of a crimp pliers, or crimp tool. The most common application is the crimping of data cables, and their associated connectors.

Crimpers do not apply heat to the point of contact, to melt the wires together, but instead relies on pressure. This means that the wire connection is typically much more durable; heat can degrade plastic insulation, and lead to eventual breakage of the wires. Crimped connections may be reliable for years, while soldered connections may need to be re-soldered after just a couple of months. The pliers used to apply pressure to the wires usually have a ratcheting mechanism. This makes the act of crimping faster and easier by allowing the operator to use one hand.

The 805840-8 boast a highly reliable structure through increased pressure and improved jaw design. This tool is designed to make a reliable connection with a wide variety of cables and wires. With its power saving design, it has the capacity to handle crimp jobs quickly and efficiently, making it an ideal choice for working in constrained and high-traffic electrical applications. The 805840-8 features a durable alloy-steel frame, an ergonomic handle for easy handling, precisely-machined die-cast closed heads, and a unique non-slip and interchangeability design. This tool also has a variety of additional features such as a built-in spring for additional power, an adjustment knob for micro-adjustment, and a field-replaceable nosepiece.

This tool is designed for use with a variety of cable and wire types, including 20-24AWG non-insulated/insulated cables, 8-10AWG PVC insulated crimp, 8-12AWG insulated crimp, and 10-14AWG uninsulated crimp. The act of crimping is performed by first inserting the cable into the correct-sized hole at the back of the tool. The proper pressure is then applied to the terminal, using the handle of the tool, to create a secure connection. The jaws of the tool will close automatically, to provide a tight crimp on the wire. This ensures that the connection will stay secure for years to come.

The 805840-8 is designed to handle crimps quickly and efficiently, making it an ideal choice for working in high-traffic and constrained electrical applications. Its ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip so the operator can easily move the tool throughout the task. Its durable construction makes it suitable for long-term use and its precise-machined die-cast closed heads guarantee a reliable wire connection. The tool also features a built-in spring for additional power and a field-replaceable nosepiece for added convenience. Crimping is a reliable way to join two wires together to complete an electrical connection, and the 805840-8 allows operators to perform this task quickly and with superior accuracy.

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