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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are popular tools used for a variety of applications in many different fields. From automotive repair shops to electronics assembly plants, these systems are used reliably and safely on a wide range of products. The 856979-1 Application Field and Working Principle is a comprehensive overview of the functions and benefits of crimpers, applicators, and presses.Crimpers are used to accomplish a variety of tasks in a variety of industries. The 856979-1 Application Field and Working Principle outlines the working principle of these devices and the different types available. Generally, crimpers are used to attach metal parts or other material pieces securely to each other, often with the help of heat or pressure. Different types of crimpers are available, such as manual or power-operated models.The working principle of crimpers is based on the simple concept of applying pressure to material being joined. To accomplish this, the crimper or applicator forces the material between two surfaces, either manually or through the use of a powered system. This pressure compresses the material, allowing it to securely join two pieces together. The pieces must remain securely joined, even when the pressure is removed.Applicators are similar to crimpers, but they are used to perform different tasks. A common application of applicators is welding. In welding, a heated applicator is used to heat the material and secure it together. This is often done with the help of pressure. Other types of applicators are used to carve or shape the material, such as woodworking or plastic shaping, or to seal material, such as food-prep machines or medical devices.Finally, the 856979-1 Application Field and Working Principle also covers presses, which are much like applicators. The basic principle of a press is to apply force against the material with the use of a plate or a plunger. Presses can be either manual or automatic, and they are commonly used to form or shape the material, often with metal or plastic texturing.Overall, the 856979-1 Application Field and Working Principle provides a comprehensive overview of the various applications and working principles of crimpers, applicators, and presses. From automotive repair to electronics assembly, these tools are used reliably and safely in a variety of fields. Understanding the working principle and operation of each of these tools is important for any mechanic or technician that works with these types of machines.

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