The Cold Pressing Process For Cold-pressed Needles Is Suitable For Operation Under Equipment That Runs For Extended Periods.

As part of the connector assembly production, crimp contact male employs a cold-pressing process to achieve plastic deformation and a tight fit between the metals. This crimp socket contact process omits the high-temperature welding step, establishing mechanical contact between the pin and the corresponding component through cold forming, reducing the impact of thermal stress accumulation on the material.

In actual production environments, the cold-pressing process creates a tight metal contact layer between female crimp contact and the inner wall of the socket. This contact layer maintains structural integrity and electrical continuity under various operating conditions. This can effectively prevent loosening or damage caused by thermal expansion differences in male crimp contact, which is beneficial to the structural stability of the connection point.