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1645794 Application Field and Working Principle

Heavy duty connectors are electrical components used for connecting two or more parts in a variety of mission-critical applications. In many cases, these types of connectors must be built tough enough to be able to withstand harsh environments and intense temperatures. And with the variety of different styles, sizes, and array of options, heavy duty connectors are designed to meet a wide range of specific requirements and provide reliable, long-term connections that are strong, corrosion and abrasion, resistant.

Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases, is an important classification for heavy duty connectors. They are components used to form the framework for one or more other components, such as electrical contacts, which are then fit into them to form a complete assembly. The housing, hood and base are designed to protect the interior components from water, dust, and other debris, and are available in many configurations to fit the exact needs of the application.

Introduction to Heavy Duty Connector Housings

Connector housings are the enclosures that hold and protect the electrical contacts. These housings typically comprise of two parts, the housing and the hood. The housing is the main portion of the assembly and is mounted directly to the substrate. The hood is an additional upper piece, which slides over the housing and locks into place. This creates a watertight seal and provides further protection to the electrical contacts sealed inside.

In addition to the housing used to protect the electrical contacts, Strain Relief Glands are commonly used for further protection against external forces such as vibration, surge, and pull-out forces. These glands are usually made of die-cast zinc, aluminum, or stainless steel and are designed to restrict the part movement and protect the cable from external strain.

Heavy Duty Connector Bases

Connector bases are usually made of die-cast or injection-molded plastic materials and provide a mounting point for the external part of a heavy duty connector. The base comes in different sizes and is typically available in a universal design, where the same base size can be used for different models, or as a dedicated design, where each part has a specific type of base. The base is usually flanged to allow easy mounting to the substrate.

Heavy Duty Connector Hoods

Connector Hoods are used to close the entrance and cover the contacts of the electrical connection. These hoods are available in many different styles, such as mitred, circular, or rectangular. These hoods are usually made of die-cast steel, aluminum, brass or nylon and provide additional EMI/RFI resistance, extra protection against environmental hazards, and additional mechanical strength.

Working Principle of Heavy Duty Connectors

Heavy duty connectors are designed to provide a reliable long-term connection that can withstand extreme temperatures, vibration, dust and water. They connect two or more parts together and are used to protect the electrical contacts from the environment. Connector housings are usually made of thermoplastic or die-cast materials and come with a variety of options for additional protection such as strain relief glands and hoods. Bases and hoods protect the electrical contacts sealed inside and can come in different styles, sizes, and configurations.

Heavy duty connectors are used in mission-critical applications and are designed to meet a wide range of specific requirements. They provide reliable, long-term connections that are strong, corrosion and abrasion, resistant. They are strong, reliable and easy to install.

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