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0314032600 Application Field and Working Principle

Rectangular Connectors are a type of connector commonly used in the electronic industry. They have tremendous versatility, being used throughout the world in a variety of industries. The most commonly used form of rectangular connectors is a threaded, metal or plastic housing that combines two wires or cables. The housing serves to make the connection watertight and protect it from corrosion.

The application field of rectangular connectors is typically used in electrical and electronic applications. They provide a convenient and secure way to connect dissimilar components, such as wires, cables, circuit boards, and various other types of electronic devices. Rectangular connectors are also used in medical devices, industrial machinery, control systems, and various other applications requiring fast and reliable connections.

Working Principle

The working principle behind rectangular connectors involves the use of two metal or plastic housings with an internal sealant. A tang is cut at one end of each housing and then the two tangs are inserted into one another to form the connection. This creates a continuous seal between the two housings and the wires or cables connected inside. The housings are designed to remain watertight when in use or when not in use.

In addition to the internal sealing feature, rectangular connectors also have a number of other features that may be accessed or implemented by the user. These include threaded flanges designed to allow a secure fastening of the housing, strain relief features, wiring patterns, and other specialized options.

Rectangular connectors are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, as well as various colors. They are also available with various types of inserts, such as banana plugs, insulated single or dual plugs, uninsulated plugs, and many other types. Additionally, they can be constructed with a variety of materials, such as plastic and metals, including brass, aluminum, stainless steel, and copper. In addition, they can be designed to comply with specific IP rating standards that make them suitable for use in a range of industries and applications.

Additionally, a variety of connection types are available for rectangular connectors, such as crimp, solder, and quick-connect, These connection types make them suitable for use in various electronic and electrical applications, such as telecom, aviation, automotive, industrial, government, medical, and consumer electronics.

In conclusion, rectangular connectors have proven to be one of the most popular connection solutions available. They can provide fast and reliable connections in a variety of applications while offering a low cost and long life. They are well suited for a range of industries and applications and can meet a variety of connection requirements.

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