90045

Series:	Certi-Crimp, Faston
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper
For Use With/Related Products:	Quick Connects Terminals, 14-18 AWG
Features:	Side Entry, Ratchet

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses
Crimpers, applicators, and presses are devices used in a variety of industries, including automotive and aerospace, medical, electronic packaging, and consumer products. Crimpers are used to compress or crimp wires or other materials in order to improve the electrical connections they make. Applicators are used to apply adhesive materials and protect materials from corrosion. Finally, presses are used to apply force to materials in order to shape or bond them together.Crimpers
Crimpers are used to make electrical connections between two or more wires. This process is known as “crimping” because it involves applying pressure to two or more contacts in order to form a permanent connection between them. Crimpers are typically used to make connections in small electronics such as circuit boards, but they can also be used in larger electronics such as automotive wiring. Common types of crimping tools include pneumatic, hand-operated, and benchtop tools. Pneumatic tools are the most common, as they provide the most force and are the easiest to use. Hand-operated crimping tools are better suited for small-scale operations. Benchtop crimper tools are often found in larger manufacturing plants, as they provide a greater amount of force and precision than hand-operated tools.Applicators
Applicators are used to apply adhesive material or lubrication to electrical connections, as well as to protect connectors from corrosion. They are typically used in automotive wiring, medical equipment, electronic packaging, and other areas. Common types of applicators include liquid dispensers, pneumatic applicators, and manual applicators. Liquid dispensers are used in applications that require precise amounts of adhesive material to be applied quickly and evenly. Pneumatic applicators are used to apply higher amounts of force to ensure that the adhesive material or lubricant is applied properly. Manual applicators are a less expensive option, and are used in applications where precise amounts of material are not necessary.Presses
Presses are used to form or bond materials together. They are typically used in automotive and aerospace industry, as well as in home improvement and commercial construction. Common types of presses include mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electromechanical presses. Mechanical presses typically use a crank or lever to apply force to the material being processed. Hydraulic presses use liquid to generate high pressure, while pneumatic presses use compressed air. Electromechanical presses use electric motors to generate pressure and are more accurate and precise than other types of presses.In conclusion, crimpers, applicators, and presses are common devices used in many industries, from automotive and aerospace to home improvement. They are used to form electrical connections, apply adhesive materials and protect materials from corrosion, as well as to form and bond materials together. Each type of device has its own benefits and drawbacks, depending on its application, and should be carefully chosen to meet the needs of the specific project.

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