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Galvanized frame wire crimper
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Galvanized frame wire crimper
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Manual galvanised-steel crimper for frame wire. Its serrated wheels form corrugations that restore tension before the foundation is embedded; use progressive passes to avoid bowing the frame or breaking the wire.
Details of Galvanized frame wire crimper
Manual galvanised-steel wire crimper for restoring tension in wires already fitted to frames.
Its two serrated wheels pinch the wire and form small corrugations; by increasing the effective path between the side bars, the wire becomes firmer for supporting and embedding wax foundation.
01 · TENSION
Tension after securing the wire
First thread and anchor the wire under moderate tension. Place one wheel on either side, close the tool and travel from end to end with even pressure. Check the note of the wire and the straightness of the bar before repeating the pass on the next run.
02 · HANDLING
Work in stages, not by force
Excessive corrugation can bow the frame, pull out the anchor or break a fine wire. Make a gentle first pass and correct only the sections that remain loose. Keep the wheels free from wax and surface rust, and store the tool dry so that the teeth continue to grip evenly.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
| Type | Manual wheel wire crimper |
|---|---|
| Declared material | Galvanised steel |
| Action | Corrugates and tensions installed wire |
| Point of use | Before embedding wax foundation |
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Galvanized frame wire crimper
Manual galvanised-steel crimper for frame wire. Its serrated wheels form corrugations that restore tension before the foundation is embedded; use progressive passes to avoid bowing the frame or breaking the wire.
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How do you use the frame wire crimper?
How do you use the frame wire crimper?
With the wire already fitted and secured to the frame, place one section between the two toothed wheels, squeeze the handles and draw the crimper along the wire. The wheels create small ripples that shorten and tighten it. Repeat on each wire without overdoing it: it should be firm and give a slight guitar-like note when plucked, but not so tight that the frame bends or the wire breaks. Do this before fitting the wax foundation.
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