1200500000

Series:	Rockstar® ConCept
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Machined
Pin or Socket:	Pin
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	20 AWG
Contact Finish:	Silver
Contact Finish Thickness:	78.7µin (2.00µm)

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Heavy Duty ConnectorsHeavy duty connectors are components that are specially designed to be extra durable and used to connect two or more circuits together. Typically, they are used in the aerospace, automotive, and electronic industries, among other fields.Heavy duty connectors are often made of high-grade plastic, metal, or composite materials to resist corrosion, vibration, and extreme temperatures. The contacts within the connector are typically made of metal or highly durable composites and they are designed to mechanically and electrically connect both circuits. The contact material may also be corrosion-resistant to further increase the longevity of the connection.Heavy duty connectors are generally designed to mate one-to-one, with each electrical connection putting the two mated parts in electrical communication with each other. As such, they are often used in industrial applications that require high-voltage, current, or power levels, as well as in applications where safety is of utmost importance. The connectors are typically rated up to a certain voltage and power level, with higher-end parts providing greater current and voltage carrying capacities.The purpose of a heavy duty connector is to provide a secure and reliable connection between two circuits. The connector itself consists of two parts: the contact and the housing. The contact is made of either metal or a corrosion-resistant composite material that is designed to electrically and mechanically connect the two mating circuits. The housing is constructed from a durable material that resists cracking and corrosion and creates a secure contact point between the two mated components.The electrical connection of the heavy duty connector typically occurs in two ways: crimp or solder. In a crimping application, the contact material is squeezed together with the mating wires to form a low-resistance connection. Soldering is often used in applications where electrical connections need to be rerouted, as the solder effectively creates a gas-tight seal between the contact and the wire.Some of the other common features and applications of heavy duty connectors include:• Locking systems: A locking mechanism is often employed in heavy duty connectors to ensure the reliable connection of two components. Some of the most common locking technologies include D-sub connectors, screw-down latching mechanisms, and toggle latch locks.• Sealing technology: Sealing technology is often used in heavy duty connectors where the connector needs to be water- and dust-proof. Common sealing technologies include O-rings, springs, and stepped elements that create a tight seal between the two mated contacts.•Waterproofing: Some heavy duty connectors are designed to be waterproof to protect against dust, liquids, and contaminants. The most common type of waterproofing technology is a silicone boot that tightly seals the contact. •High voltage protection: Heavy duty connectors often feature high voltage protection to help maintain the integrity of the electrical connection when exposed to high voltage spikes. Heavy duty connectors are an essential element in ensuring the reliable performance of industrial equipment. They provide a safe and secure connection while withstanding harsh environmental conditions and preventing corrosion. As such, heavy duty connectors are must-haves in any installation or application that requires rugged reliability.

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