What is Intercrimp

Intercrimp is simply a plain crimp with one small difference: Wire intersections occur only at odd-numbered frequencies.

The visible depressions between intersections give this crimp the appearance of being in constant zigzag motion.

Intercrimp refers to the use of extra crimps between intersections to provide rigidity and locking tightness for light wires in relationship to the wire opening.

This type of construction allows for rectangular and square openings in a large variety of sizes.