The main reason why crimped joints are preferable to soldered joints is
- the quality of crimped joints will be constant.
- no flux is needed.
- there is no heat required.
Explanation from PART66Online
The principal advantage of a crimped joint over a soldered one is that it is a cold process needing no heat, avoiding heat damage to insulation and removing reliance on flux and operator skill for a reliable connection. The consistency benefit follows from this but the defining reason is the absence of applied heat.
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Gibbo280490 asked · 20 Jan 2020
I would say the answer should be the quality of the crimped joints will be constant? is there anything to back up the heat answer?
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