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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are widely used industrial automation tools, primarily for the assembly of electrical, electronic and mechanical components, for creating wire management systems, and for forming parts in metalworking operations. The industry-standard 2013 Application Field and Working Principle is the basis for the success of any such automated assembly or metalworking process.

Crimpers

Crimping is the use of special dies, or tools, to make permanent connections between wires and other components such as connectors and terminals. The most common use is to join two cables together, but crimping can also be used to attach connectors to the ends of wires. Industrial crimpers are designed to work on a variety of wire sizes and types. The 2013 Application Field and Working Principle for crimping is straightforward – the crimping die is brought into contact with the wire, and a secondary force is used to actuate the die into the wire, forming a permanent electrical connection.

Applicators

Applicators use a combination of a dispensing nozzle and a robotic arm to automate the application of a variety of materials such as glue, sealant, and adhesives. The application of the material is controlled by pressure and timing, meaning that accurate results can be consistently achieved with minimal operator intervention. The 2013 Application Field and Working Principle for applicators covers all aspects of the dispensing process, from material selection and preparation to nozzle selection and robotic control.

Presses

Presses are commonly used in industry to produce and assemble components of all sizes. In a typical press operation, a die is mounted in a press frame and then a blank, or live material, is inserted into the die cavity. The press uses a combination of pressure and speed to form the material to the desired shape or size. The 2013 Application Field and Working Principle for presses outlines the design and control parameters for each type of press, and the tools used to adjust them. It also covers the selection and operation of the dies used to process different materials, and methods for controlling the force generated by the press.

In summary, the 2013 Application Field and Working Principle is a universal standard for industrial automation tools such as crimpers, applicators, and presses. Following this standard ensures safe and precise results when working with material of any kind, allowing for cost effective and reliable production.

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