A crimping tool is a device that deforms two pieces of material to form a strong bond to create secure connections between them. Crimping tools are frequently used to join electrical wires, network cables, coaxial cables, and other similar components in electrical work. The tool typically has two handles that are hinged and have jaws or dies on the ends. To utilize a pleating instrument, one would embed the wire or connector into the kick the bucket and afterward crush the handles together, applying strain to firmly disfigure the material and grasp it. Crimping tools are known for making connections that last and are reliable.