JRC-TC-12

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Crimpers, Applicators, and Presses are widely used in various practicable application fields, and JRC-TC-12 is one of the most proficient tools in realizing these processes with high precision and efficiency. The following will detail the application field of JRC-TC-12 and its working principle:

The application field of JRC-TC-12 is mainly used in electrical and electronic industry. This tool can be utilized to crimp stranded Wire, Belt or Cables with a variety of AWG and DIN-46228 terminal sizes. It is also applicable in cable lacing, cable tying, as well as cable assembly and other related processes. Moreover, in the automotive industry, this tool is highly versatile in connection system solution as it delivers highest consistency, which is crucial in the production of the components.

The principle of JRC-TC-12 is mainly operated by a low/high force programmable linear actuator in order to deliver consistent force and displacement performance. This tool is professionally integrated with the adjustable supports on both sides of the actuator and incise die. This combination provides the device the possibility to crimp and connect cables that are of a thinner width and larger diameter. Inversely, for other large-sized cables such as Unisonic, DTC, and similar, this tool also supports heavy-duty applications.

The LCD display of this device is user friendly and extremely easy to operate, reducing the learning effort on users significantly. The device also has built-in test program that enables real-time feedbacks to operators, provide consistency for the data collection during the processes, and help ensure the reliability for the finalized connection. Additionally, to minimize misconnection risk, the robust structure design allows the operator to accurately view the tool when in operation, to ensure the correct positioning of the cable.

The operational process is achieved by the precision linear actuator. Its motor will be activated by the signal sent from the controlling PCB board and will push the scraper to perform the crimping, lacing, or tying process. Typically, a plunger is required in order to apply the force on the shingle or to press the belt onto its terminal. The desired force will also be preset with the PCB board and sent to the actuator. The performance of the motor of the apparatus is then controlled by adjusting the position of the plunger. In conclusion, operation with JRC-TC-12 is easy with the structure design together with the thoughtful integration of low/high force programmable linear actuator.

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