1-1105000-2

Series:	HD.M, HTS
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Machined
Pin or Socket:	Pin
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	20-22 AWG
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	--

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Heavy Duty Connectors – ContactsHeavy duty connectors are incredibly important components in a variety of applications and industries. They provide the critical connection between equipment, electrical devices, and their power sources. With that said, there’s a lot more to them than meets the eye and understanding precisely how they work and when to use them is essential in order to get the best results from your applications.Heavy duty connectors generally feature two main components: contacts and housings. The contacts are made of various materials including steel, brass, copper, aluminum, and titanium, which have different resistances to wear and tear and various electrical and physical characteristics. These are the components that actually provide the connection between the two PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) or wires. The majority of the tension and strain related to the mechanical connection is focused on the contacts, rather than the primary connector or housing. The housings feature one or more cavities and are designed to hold the contacts in place while also providing a means of electrical insulation between them.The selection of the contacts and housing must correspond with the specific application. Heavy-duty connectors must provide both electrical connections and terminal connections that can be used in a variety of environments. In order to ensure the best possible results, it’s important to choose connectors that are designed for your application and kind of connection required. For instance, high-voltage applications require much more robust insulation than low voltage connectors.There are a variety of different types of heavy-duty connectors depending upon the application. These can include terminal connectors, screw terminals, busbar connectors, feed through connectors, and waterproof connectors. Terminal connectors are generally used in mechanical applications where the connections need to be held firmly together. Screw terminals are designed to be used with threaded fasteners and are especially ideal for applications requiring frequent connections and disconnects. Busbar connectors offer superior grounding capabilities and are typically found in industrial applications. Feed-through connectors are used to connect multiple of circuits and often feature both male and female connections, while waterproof connectors are designed to be fully waterproof or sealed, which makes them highly appropriate for outdoor applications.Overall, there’s no doubt that heavy-duty connectors are a critical component that’s used in a range of different applications. In order to get the best experience and performance out of these connectors, it’s essential to understand the application type, the connection requirements, and the type of environment in which the connectors will be used. By selecting the appropriate type of connector for the specific application, you’ll ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

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