170325-1

Termination:	Crimp
Insulation Diameter:	0.075" ~ 0.134" (1.91mm ~ 3.40mm)
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Color:	--
Features:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Wire Gauge:	16-20 AWG
Series:	Mark II
Length - Overall:	0.850" (21.59mm)
Tab Length:	--
Tab Thickness:	0.020" (0.51mm)
Tab Width:	0.187" (4.75mm)
Gender:	Female
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors

Quick connects, quick disconnect connectors, and other terminals can be found in almost all industrial, agricultural, military, and commercial applications. This technology facilitates the interchangeability of electrical components in a fast and easy manner that is often overlooked when considering electrical systems. A quick connect or quick disconnect connector is a type of electrical connector, which is designed to make it easy to either connect or disconnect an electrical device from a circuit without having to shut down the entire circuit at the main power source.Quick connect/disconnect connectors can be designed to work in two different ways, namely, copper or non-copper terminals. Copper connections are the traditional type of connection, in which electrical components are connected to one another via metal contacts. This type of connection is usually found in industrial and commercial fields. Non-copper connections, on the other hand, are made via plastic materials that are designed to provide an insulation layer separating the two components. This type of connection is usually used in smaller electrical systems, such as home appliances, and other consumer goods.Quick connects are usually connected to a cable or wire, which is then connected to the main power source. In order to create a connection between the two components, the quick connect has to be firmly attached to both the cable and the power source. Once the connection is complete, electrical current can easily flow through the system. Quick disconnects, on the other hand, are used to quickly and easily disconnect an electrical device from a power source. This type of connection is typically used in situations where an electrical device needs to be disconnected and reconnected quickly and easily, such as in an industrial setting.Quick connects and quick disconnects are available in various sizes and styles, depending on the size of the component that needs to be connected. These connectors have a small diameter and can be either round or square in shape. The diameter of the connector can be as small as a few millimeters to as large as several centimeters. Quick connect/disconnect connectors can also be made from various metals, such as copper, brass, nickel, and steel.When using quick connects/disconnects, some precautions must be taken to ensure the proper working of the connection. It is recommended that the quick connect should be firmly attached to the cable and the power source and that both the cable and the power source should be connected to the same circuit. In addition, each time the quick connect is disconnected, the power source should be disconnected as well, to prevent electric shock.In conclusion, quick connects and quick disconnect connecters are integral parts of many electrical systems. They provide a fast and easy way to connect or disconnect electrical components, allowing for quick and easy powering of equipment or other components. Quick connects/disconnects are available in various sizes and styles, and made from a variety of materials. When used properly, they can provide a reliable and secure connection to any electrical system.

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