Servo Motor Terminal Crimping Machines

The argument for a servo press is repeatability, and it is worth stating precisely: a pneumatic press converts supply-air pressure into force, so the force varies with the pressure available at that moment in the shift. A servo press drives the ram to a programmed position with a programmed force profile, and holds it. For terminals near the edge of their crimp-height window, or for joints that are inspected by cross-section rather than by pull test, that difference decides acceptance. These machines use that architecture in single-head and double-head forms. Confirm the terminal series and the crimp-height window from your specification; both are needed before tooling is quoted.