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Series:	Rockstar® High Power
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	EMC Shield Clamp
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
For Use With/Related Products:	Rockstar® High Power Inserts
Specifications:	Size 8
Ratings:	--

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Accessories

Heavy duty connectors are accessories used to transfer electrical power or signals in a variety of applications. Their robustness and durability makes them ideal for industrial, commercial and military use. They are characterized by their large size, maximum strength and reliability.Heavy connectors are designed to be used in rough environments and come in a variety of shapes, sizes and designs. They come with flexible cable ties and/or protective shields that are used to protect the cables from damage caused by the rugged nature of the environment they are used in. The use of heavy duty connectors in industrial applications is often related to the use of high voltage and/or high frequencies as these connectors have been designed to withstand the harsh conditions of such applications.The most commonly used heavy connectors are those classified as Class 1, which is the heaviest form of connectors and is used in applications where extremely high loads are present. These include pumps, large engines, motors, aircrafts, heavy equipment and vehicles. They are further divided into subclasses and each sub class has its own set of requirements for connection.When it comes to the working principle of heavy connectors, they rely on the use of contact materials, such as copper, brass, aluminum or other metals that have high electrical conductivity and acceptable mechanical properties. The contact surfaces are selected to best suit the application that they are used in. This generally means that the contact surface should be smooth enough to maintain maximum electrical current and have a low contact resistance. The contacts also have to be able to handle mating and dissipation of thermal energy, to reduce wear and tear in the long run.Several contact termination technologies are used in heavy duty connectors, such as compression, crimping, soldering and surface-mount. Each termination technology has its own advantages and limitations, and should be chosen based on the type of application that it will be used in, the environment it is expected to operate in, and the amount of current or signal that needs to be transmitted.In addition to contact materials and termination technologies, heavy duty connectors need to have insulation materials as well. Insulation materials are used to protect the conductors and prevent any arcing that could occur when the connectors are under use. Different types of insulation materials are available, including thermoplastic, rubber and silicone. Thermoplastic insulation is often used in applications that require flexibility and good resistance to oil and chemicals in the environment. On the other hand, rubber insulation is popularly used in applications that require better fire protection.Heavy duty connectors are widely used in industrial applications, and have become an integral part of the technology industry. The robust and reliable construction of these connectors has made them an indispensible part of both light and heavy duty applications in a variety of settings. With the introduction of cutting edge technologies and materials, heavy connectors have become even more reliable, durable and efficient. This has led to a rapid rise in their demand across a number of industries around the world.

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