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Series:	AMPLIMITE
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Jackscrew, Thumb Screw
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
For Use With/Related Products:	D-Sub Connectors Series AMPLIMITE
Features:	--
Length - Threaded Portion Below Head:	--
Thread Size:	4-40

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Accessories - Jackscrews

Jackscrews are essential elements of the construction of D-sub miniature, D-shaped connectors. There are two types of jackscrews most commonly used for D-sub miniature connectors: self-aligning and rigid.

Self-Aligning Jackscrews

Self-aligning jackscrews, also known as captive jackscrews, feature a helical thread that reduces the installation torque and makes mounting and alignment much easier. This type of jackscrew is usually used to assemble two parts that have different shapes and sizes. The design of the jackscrews ensures that the parts are accurately and securely locked in place when the jackscrew is tightened, without the need for additional tools.

Rigid Jackscrews

Rigid Jackscrews, also known as non-captive jackscrews, are designed for applications where the parts must fit exactly together. They feature a smooth, non-threaded surface and are usually used to assemble two parts that must be securely locked together.

Application Field And Working Principle

Jackscrews are used in a variety of applications, including connecting cables to D-sub miniature connectors, as well as connecting multiple connectors together or adding weight to a device. The working principle of jackscrews is relatively simple. They are inserted into two parts and tightened so that they are drawn together. This pressure provides a secure connection between the two parts.

Conclusion

Jackscrews are essential components of D-sub miniature, D-shaped connectors, as they provide a secure connection between two parts. The two most common types of jackscrews that are used for D-sub miniature connectors are self-aligning and rigid. Self-aligning jackscrews are designed to make the installation process easier and more secure, while rigid jackscrews are used for applications where the parts must fit exactly together. Both types are used for securely locking parts together and are used for a variety of applications.

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