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1407741 Application Field and Working Principle

Heavy Duty Connectors are the connectors used for a variety of applications such as industrial, automotive, consumer, military/aerospace, and medical. Their designs are often complex and robust to ensure reliable and safe connections in demanding environments and challenging applications. Common applications of the Heavy Duty Connectors include power cables, sensors, fuel systems, and other industries.

Inserts

Heavy Duty Connectors are made up of two components: inserts and modules. Inserts are components that are particularly designed to match the devices used in the particular application. As such, they may also vary depending on the type of device used. Inserts have holes and slots on their surface that allow for the connections between the devices. Generally, inserts are made of brass, stainless steel, polyethylene, or plastics.

Modules

Modules, on the other hand, are components designed to fit into the insert. The contact element in modules is a metal contact element with a hollow core. This core is filled with conductive material which helps in providing electrical connection between the devices. Depending on the application, modules may use a variety of materials including aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, and polyethylene. As the modules are designed for a specific application, their design, shape, and material are usually optimized for that particular application.

Working Principle

Heavy Duty Connectors work on the principle of providing a reliable and safe connection between two devices. This is done by ensuring that the inserts have holes and slots on their surfaces that fit the modules of the devices. This enables a strong mechanical connection between the two devices. As a result, current can easily be transferred from one device to the other. In addition, the contact material in the modules insulates the connection, thus preventing any short circuits.

Conclusion

Heavy Duty Connectors are designed for a variety of applications, including industrial, automotive, consumer, military/aerospace, and medical. Their complexity ensures a reliable and safe connection in demanding environments and challenging applications. The connectors are made up of two components - inserts and modules. Inserts provide the connection between the devices and have holes and slots on their surface. Modules, on the other hand, are devices designed to fit into the inserts. The contact element in the modules then provides a conducting path for current to be shared between the devices. Finally, the connecting principle of Heavy Duty Connectors ensures strong mechanical connections and insulation of the connections.

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