1604764

Series:	HEAVYCON® B
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Hood
Style:	Top Entry
Size:	B10
Lock Location:	Locking Clip (1) on Base Bottom
Thread Size:	M32
Size / Dimension:	2.874" L x 1.693" W x 2.835" H (73.00mm x 43.00mm x 72.00mm)
Housing Color:	Gray
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP65 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Housing Material:	Aluminum, Die Cast
Housing Finish:	Powder Coated
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 125°C

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Heavy Duty Connectors – Housings, Hoods, Bases

Heavy Duty Connectors are used in numerous applications in the engineering and industrial field, usually when heavy duty or extreme environments are encountered. Heavy duty connectors are designed to withstand abuse, extreme temperatures, water, dirt, vibrations, and mechanical shock. A great example of a product that utilizes heavy duty connectors is an automotive alternator, which utilizes a single-headed connector to link its electrical components.

Housings are the primary part of a heavy duty connector system. They provide protection for the conductive pins and terminations that make up the electrical connection. The connector housings themselves are usually made out of heavily shielded plastic or metal parts, which ensure maximum protection from the environment. Connectors are also sealed with rubber or plastic gaskets to block out dirt, moisture, and other contaminants. In some applications, it is possible to create a customized connector housing to meet particular applications or environments. Additionally, there are many heavy duty connector housing styles to choose from, including bayonet, screw-on, and snap-in styles.

Hoods are another essential component of heavy duty connectors. They provide mechanical connection between the connector and the device, allowing for a secure and reliable connection over time. Hoods come in several different types, such as threaded hoods, quick-lock hoods, slide-lock hoods, and other specialty designs. The type of hood employed depends on the application and usage, such as in marine and automotive applications. Hoods must be machined to precise specifications in order to provide mechanical strength and prevent movement of the connector internals.

Connector bases, also known as receptacles, allow for connection of the heavy duty connector to the primary device, such as a power box or instrument. The structure of the base depends on the type of connector and the application. Typically, the base is made up of plastic, metal, or composite parts, connected together with screws, bolts, or rivets. Connector bases are typically designed with mounting holes or clamps to allow for secure attachment of the connector to the device. Additionally, in applications that require extra protection from environmental factors, greater insulation and sealing can be achieved with special robust bases.
In summary, Heavy Duty Connectors are utilized in a wide range of industrial and engineering applications and environments. These connectors consist of three primary components – housings, hoods, and bases. Housings provide protection for the internal connections and are usually heavily shielded and sealed. Hoods provide mechanical strength and connection to the device, while bases provide secure attachment to the primary device or instrument. Choosing the right heavy duty connector components and fabricating them to exact specifications is the key to successful and reliable connections in extreme environments.

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