1445886-6

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1445886-6 Application Field and Working Principle

Blade type power connectors, also known as 36-foot connectors, are common in the power engineering industry. In the case of large-scale manufacturing, they can be used as well as for a variety of different mediums. This particular type of connector is widely used in the following applications: industrial control, machine control, and medical electronics.

1445886-6, specifically, is a type of blade-type power connector. It is a 6-pin type of connector and has a ribless contact design. It is designed to be used in spaces with low force, and also has a low profile design, allowing for increased space savings when being used in smaller, more delicate areas.

The 1445886-6 type of power connector is constructed with a molding strain relief for a secure seating that maintains continuity and strength. The contact crimps are adjustable in order to accommodate various wire lengths and sizes. The contacts are made from phosphor bronze and gold plated.

The working principle of 1445886-6 power connectors is fairly straightforward. When the contacts within the connector are closed and connected, they allow for an electrical current to be transmitted between the two. This is then used to perform the task at hand, such as starting a machine or turning on a light. The 1445886-6 connector is designed in a way that ensures that the current will flow in one direction only, preventing any damage from happening as a result of reversed polarity.

The 1445886-6 power connector is highly reliable and has a high level of electrical and mechanical integrity. It provides a secure, low profile connection that can be used in a variety of applications. With its adjustable contact crimps, it is also very easy to use and maintain. The 1445886-6 power connector is a great choice for those in the market for a reliable, versatile and low-force connector.

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