10-184964-223

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Circular Connectors - Backshells and Cable Clamps

Circular connectors are designed for use in wired electrical systems and are widely used in both consumer and industrial applications. Common types of circular connectors include Backshells and Cable Clamps. Backshells are used to terminate and protect the exposed connections on a wire, while cable clamps provide a secure and reliable method of fastening cables.

Backshells

Backshells are an essential component of circular connectors. They ensure that the exposed connections at the end of a wire are maintained in an insulated, reliable and secure state. In addition, they provide physical protection against dust, dirt, water and chemical exposure. Backshells typically consist of an outer shell, an inner sleeve, a strain relief and an environmental seal.The outer shell of a backshell typically consists of two semi-circular pieces held together by a central lock. This lock can be released to gain access to the internal components of the connector, including the electrical contacts and the strain relief. The inner sleeve is typically composed of foam or rubber and acts as an insulating layer to protect the internal components of the connector from environmental exposure. The strain relief is designed to protect the wire and facilitate the removal of the connector. Finally, the environmental seal provides additional protection against dust, dirt, water and chemical exposure.

Cable Clamps

Cable clamps are designed to provide a secure and reliable method of fastening cables to an electrical connector. They are typically constructed from three main components: a base, a cable screw and a clamp. The base is designed to fit securely into the connector body, while the cable screw is used to firmly hold the cables in place. The clamp provides additional support and protection to the cables.Cable clamps typically employ a threaded fastener to form a tight connection between the clamp and the connector. This helps to ensure that the connection remains secure and reliable. Cable clamps are also designed for use in wet environments and are often made from corrosion-resistant materials to provide additional protection against moisture.

10-184964-223 Application Field and Working Principle

The 10-184964-223 is a type of circular connector designed for use in industrial applications. It utilizes a combination of a backshell and cable clamp to securely attach multiple cables to a single electrical connector. The backshell is used to protect the internal components of the connector and provide insulation against environmental exposure. The cable clamp is designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between the cables and the connector.The 10-184964-223 is typically constructed from stainless steel or aluminum and is designed for use in high-temperature and vibration environments. It is compatible with a range of different cable sizes and is capable of withstanding pressure up to 19 kilograms. The 10-184964-223 is designed to provide superior reliability and durability, making it suitable for use in demanding applications.

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