170011-3

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170011-3 terminal rings are used to connect two diverse electrical systems. These terminals are typically applied to shielded electrical wires as provide protection against damage or short-circuit. Terminal rings offer a highly reliable, efficient, and stable connection between two devices, allowing unhindered flow of data or electricity.

The 170011-3 terminal ring consists of three pieces, two metal plates along with a contact bridge between them. The plates consist of different metal that are soldered together to form a circular ring. The contact bridge is made up of a connector strip. The connector strips exist in different sizes and shapes depending upon the application. The connector strips also have two holes, one at each end, through which the two power or communication lines are passed.

The working principle of the 170011-3 terminal ring is quite straightforward. In order to form the connection, the contact bridge is pulled down to the terminal, and the two plates are connected together using a force. This forces the metal plates to touch the contact bridge and create a secure connection. Once firm contact is made, the connection will be permanent and without any need for additional maintenance — and it will remain stable and functional until disrupted.

The 170011-3 terminal ring is one of the most reliable and safe methods available for making electrical and data connections. It is an excellent choice for connecting between two different circuits or systems, and provides a secure and stable link between the two devices. They are not affected by noise, and therefore have high accuracy and efficiency. The application fields of these terminals are vast, ranging from industrial to medical, military, aviation, and beyond.

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