Series:	Helios H4
Part Status:	Active
Tool Type:	Hand Crimper - without Die Set
For Use With/Related Products:	Varies by Die Set
Features:	Side Entry

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Crimpers, Applicators, Presses

H4TC0001 Application Field and Working Principle

H4TC0001 is a range of crimpers, applicators, and presses that provide users with the ability to apply wire, cable, lugs, tooling, and other components to various substrates. The key application of H4TC0001 is for the secure connection of wires and cables to sensitive components and to create permanent and robust connections.The working principles behind the H4TC0001 vary depending on the type of crimper, applicator, or press being used. Crimpers are designed to mechanically deform the conductor’s insulation, creating a secure and robust connection for the wires. The connectors are designed to hold the wires together and provide electrical continuity between them. On the other hand, applicators are designed to pressurize components in order to improve their connection with the substrate. This leads to a more reliable and durable connection. Presses are used to apply pressure to the substrate in order to ensure a precise and consistent connection.Crimpers are designed to work with a variety of substrates, including metals and plastics. They come in a range of shapes and sizes, from small to large, and can be used for both single and multi-contact connections. The most commonly used crimpers include contact-point crimpers, blade-type crimpers, and compression-style crimpers. Contact-point crimpers are specifically designed to grip the wire’s insulation and deform it in order to create a strong connection. Blade-type crimpers use two blades that open and close in order to create a secure crimp. Compression-style crimpers are designed to grip the insulated wire and compress it in order to create a secure connection. Applicators are designed to provide an even and consistent pressure over a wide area. This ensures that the components make a secure connection with the substrate. The most common types of applicators include fluid-driven applicators and mechanical applicators. Fluid-driven applicators use fluid power to pressurize the components, while mechanical applicators use mechanical levers to provide the necessary amount of pressure.Presses are used to create a strong connection between the substrate and the component. They may also be used to press fit components or to form components from a sheet. Presses may be pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical, or electric. Pneumatic presses use compressed air to apply the desired amount of pressure to the substrate. Hydraulic presses work similarly, but use hydraulic pressure. Mechanical presses use a crank and lever system to provide the necessary amount of pressure. Electric presses use an electric motor and actuator to create the desired force.In conclusion, H4TC0001 is a range of crimpers, applicators, and presses that provide a secure and reliable connection between wires and components. The working principles behind the H4TC0001 vary depending on the type of crimper, applicator, or press being used. Crimpers are designed to mechanically deform the insulation of the conductor, while applicators are designed to pressurize components and presses are used to apply pressure to the substrate.

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