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crimping
This term describes a mechanical action of compression that results in a permanent deformation of a material. In culinary or textile contexts, it suggests a decorative or functional seal, creating a rhythmic, zig-zag pattern that provides structural integrity to an edge.
In technical and electrical engineering, the word shifts toward a precision-based industrial process. Here, it refers to the high-pressure bonding of a connector to a conductor, where the goal is a secure, conductive joint rather than an aesthetic pattern.
Meanings
The process of pressing a material into small, tight folds or ridges to create a textured effect.
The act of joining two pieces of metal or a wire to a connector by compressing them together using a tool.
Examples
I am still learning the proper technique for crimping these terminals.
The stylist is crimping her hair to give it more volume.
Make sure you are crimping the sleeve tightly enough to prevent the wire from slipping.
She spent the afternoon crimping the edges of the pastry crust for a decorative look.
I wonder if crimping the metal sheet will make the structure more rigid.
Just keep crimping the fabric until you get a consistent ruffle.
The technician is currently crimping the network cables for the new server room.
The dress features a unique style of crimping along the hemline.