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Heavy Duty Connectors are commonly used in industrial, automotive, military and aerospace applications where extreme high-voltage or high-current performance is required. As the name implies, the connectors have a heavier-duty construction than their standard counterparts, which -- although not necessarily heavier in weight -- are beefed up for enhanced longevity and ruggedness. Housings, hoods, and bases are the main components of Heavy Duty Connectors.

Heavy Duty Connectors Housings

Heavy Duty Connectors housings are designed to protect the connection elements from dirt and debris, as well as providing strain relief when connected to a mating part. They normally have integrated check pins to ensure the correct connection orientation while making a connection. Housings can be made from plastic, metal, or a combination of both. Plastics are lightweight, versatile, and corrosion-resistant, and typically are less costly than metal housings. Plastics also allow for more custom designs and colors. Metal housings offer greater strength and durability, but can be more difficult to install depending on the design.

Heavy Duty Connector Hoods

The heavy-duty connector hood, also known as the cover or boot, is designed to provide a secure environmental seal against dust, moisture, and other contaminants. The hood seals the connection from the environment and can also provide strain relief. Hoods can be made from rubber or plastic and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Some hoods feature integrated check pins and third contacts, offering additional options for latching and sealing.

Heavy Duty Connector Bases

Connector bases are the foundation of the connector and provide the mounting or board attachment points for the connector, housings, wires, and cables. Connector bases can be made from thermoplastic, metal, or a combination of both. Thermoplastic bases are commonly used in automotive and consumer applications, due to their lighter weight and good electrical properties. Metal bases offer superior strength, durability, and higher current capacity.

Heavy Duty Connectors are versatile and reliable components, meeting heavy-duty needs in extreme environments. Their robust design, along with a wide range of housing, hood, and base options, makes them the perfect choice for a variety of applications.

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