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Heavy Duty Connectors, commonly known as Housings, Hoods, Bases, are often used in the application fields such as industrial, transportation and automation. Wherever power and data transfer is necessary, these connectors are designed to transfer its requisite energy and provide secure data connection with accuracy.

Housings are used in many configurations, ranging from standard housings consisting of single circuit contacts, to complex peripherals with mixed contact configurations. These contacts are typically made from brass, copper or steel while the housing material may vary depending on the application. Housings provide electrical insulation, shielding and protection to the internal circuit contacts and the external environment.

Hoods are primarily used to protect and support the internal contacts and cable strain reliefs in a fully sealed and secure connection. Primarily composed of steel, aluminum or plastic, these hoods are generally available in various sizes to meet the demands of the application. In many cases these hoods are also used in combination with the housings and are positioned to enclose the internal contact points while providing an additional layer of protection to the internal contacts.

Bases are available in various configurations, allowing multiple circuit contacts to be housed in one main body. By creating a single connection point, these bases reduce bulky and inefficient wiring and provide an efficient and convenient connection. Bases are typically made of steel, aluminum, or plastic and their coverings are available in various colors and styles to suit the customer requirements.

When designing a connector, it is important to consider the environment in which it will be used. As many of these connectors are used outdoors, corrosion-resistant materials are often chosen in order to ensure that the connector will withstand the elements. Additionally, the connector should be sealed with a sealant such as polyurethane or silicone to provide an extra layer of protection against moisture, dust and debris.

Heavy Duty connectors typically feature a variety of mating and locking systems, ranging from threaded pins and screws to quick connections with push-pull systems. Additionally, with the use of a latch system, these connectors can assure secure connections over multiple cycles.

The working principle of these heavy duty connectors is straightforward. When inserting two compatible connectors, the two contact points will mate together. The LC contacts of the connectors are designed so that they make contact before the connector is fully inserted, ensuring a secure and reliable connection. Once the connection is made, the latch system will engage, and the connection will become locked into place, protecting the connection from accidental disconnection.

To sum up, Heavy Duty Connectors provide a robust connection that is designed to meet the demands of any application. With its frequent use in the industrial, transportation and automation fields, these connectors offer an efficient and reliable connection solution with a variety of mechanisms to provide a secure lock connection.

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