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What is crimping?
Crimping is joining two pieces of metal or other ductile material by deforming one or both of them to hold the other. The crimp joint is formed by pressure rather than heat. Crimping is commonly used to attach connectors to wires and cables, creating strong and reliable electrical connections. It's also used in various other applications where a secure and lasting mechanical bond is needed, like in sealing metal cans or joining sheet metal.
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PC board
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Crimping is often used in conjunction with PC boards to connect wires or components. Crimping provides a method to connect wiring to the PC board.
surface mount
Crimping can be used for connections to components that are surface mounted.
wiring
Crimping is commonly used to terminate wires and create connections in wiring systems.
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Frontline & Manual Labor
257 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention crimping
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Network Engineer
11 Network Engineer jobs mention crimping
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Electrical Engineer
25 Electrical Engineer jobs mention crimping
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Laboratory Services
17 Laboratory Services jobs mention crimping
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Engineer
157 Engineer jobs mention crimping
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