811239-1

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Introduction

811239-1 application field and working principle can be classified as Crimpers, Applicators and Presses - Accessories. A crimp machine is an electronically operated device used to apply force to a specific action and or a particular shape on a material. The machine applies the force by generating a force that is transferred to the crimp for a specific purpose. Crimping involves the compressive force necessary to bind two materials. The degree of force, defined as cycles, is accurately controlled and specified for the Material’s properties.

Application Field

Crimping machines are used in a wide variety of industries, ranging from automotive and wire harness production to avionic and electronic assembly. The 811239-1 application field includes, but is not limited to: wire manufacturing, sheet metal processing, milling and drilling operations, fastening and assembly automation, plastic injection molding, phone and cable terminal production, and cable splicing.

Working Principle

The 811239-1 machine works on the principle of force amplification. Force is transferred to a tool thru a linkage system, which in turn deflects or disfigures the material to be crimped. The force generated may be by either hydraulic or mechanical actuation.The force generated by the machine is directly proportional to the material being crimped. Excessive force may damage the material being crimped while insufficient force may not generate a proper crimp. It is important to use the right force at the right location on the material being crimped to generate the proper connection.

Types of Crimping Machines

Crimping machines come in various sizes and types. Generally, 811239-1 machines are manual, pneumatic, or electric.Manual machines require the operator to generate force either by hand or with a lever.Pneumatic machines work on air pressure, which is controlled by either a manual or foot-operated valve.Electric machines are either programmable or non-programmable, and are operated with either foot or hand-actuated switches.

Main Components of the Machine

811239-1 machines are generally composed of three components: the drive, the die, and the crimp lead.The drive is the force that is transmitted to the crimp head. This force usually comes from a spring, electric motor, or an air cylinder.The die is the part of the machine that shapes the end of the material to be crimped. The dies come in variety of shapes, sizes, and materials depending on the type of material being crimped.The crimp lead is the portion of the machine which contains the crimp head. It ensures that the crimp head is in the proper position and the proper amount of force is being applied to the material being crimped.

Conclusion

Crimping machines are essential tools in many industries, as they provide a reliable, repeatable connection to materials that require joining. 811239-1 application field and working principle should be taken into account when using techniques like crimping. Proper design and selection of crimping machines and their components is essential to ensure the quality of the materials being crimped.

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