1201200000

Series:	Rockstar® ConCept
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Machined
Pin or Socket:	Socket
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	18 AWG
Contact Finish:	Silver
Contact Finish Thickness:	78.7µin (2.00µm)

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Contacts

Heavy duty connectors are designed to meet the rigorous demands of challenging electrical and electronic applications. They are designed to provide reliable and robust connections for a wide range of applications, from industrial, aviation, automotive and military to medical and robotics. Heavy duty connectors are typically used in applications with high current or voltage, typically up to 2,000 amps and up to 1,200 volts. They are used in portable devices such as cell phones, laptops and tablets, as well as in aircraft, vehicles, ships, military electronics and in medical devices.Heavy duty connectors provide robust, reliable connections using a variety of contact types. The most commonly used contact types are pin and socket, blade and pin or socket, and crimp or solder contacts. Other contact types include threaded, quick-disconnect, insulated, latching and spring contacts. The pin and socket contact type is the most common contact type used in heavy duty connectors. Pin and socket contacts provide reliable electrical connections in applications where vibration and environmental conditions may be severe. The contacts are constructed from materials such as copper, brass, stainless steel or nickel-plated copper and feature isolated contact points to help ensure reliable connections. Blade and pin or socket contacts are designed for higher current or voltage requirements and provide more reliable and robust connections. The contact points are typically machined from material such as copper, brass or stainless steel. The contacts are typically insulated with a variety of materials, including PVC, Teflon and nylon. The contacts may be crimped or soldered to the contact points and the contact points may be designed to provide positive locking. Crimp or solder contacts are used in high current and voltage applications and provide reliable and robust connections. The contact can be crimped or soldered to an electrical connection or conductor and the contact points can be designed with insulation or with a lock feature. The threaded contact type provides an alternative to pin and socket contacts. Threaded contacts are designed for higher current or voltage requirements and provide reliable and robust connections. The contact is typically machined from material such as brass, bronze or stainless steel and is threaded onto a threaded connector. Threaded contacts may be insulated with a variety of materials, such as PVC, Teflon and nylon. Quick-disconnect contacts provide an alternative to threaded and pin and socket contacts. Quick-disconnect contacts are designed to provide a fast and easy connection. The contact is typically machined from brass, bronze or stainless steel and the contact points may be designed with insulation or with a lock feature. Insulated contacts are designed for high current and voltage applications and provide reliable and robust connections. The contact is typically machined from gold, brass or stainless steel and insulated with a variety of materials, including PVC, Teflon and nylon. The contact points may be designed with insulation or with a lock feature. Latching contacts provide a reliable and robust connection that is designed to provide positive locking. The latching contact is typically machined from materials such as copper, brass or stainless steel and may be insulated with a variety of materials, including PVC, Teflon and nylon. The contact points may be designed to provide positive locking.Spring contacts are designed to provide reliable and robust connections. The spring contact is typically machined from copper, brass or stainless steel and the contact points may be designed with insulation or with a lock feature. Spring contacts may be used in high current or voltage applications and provide reliable and robust connections. Heavy duty connectors provide reliable and robust connections that are designed to meet the rigorous demands of challenging electrical and electronic applications. They are constructed from a variety of materials and feature a variety of contact types, including pin and socket, blade and pin or socket, crimp or solder, threaded, quick-disconnect, insulated, latching and spring contacts. These contacts are designed to provide reliable connections in applications where vibration and environmental conditions may be severe.

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