1855144

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases are used in applications that require electrical power to be delivered from one point to another. Typical applications are those found in industrial machines, heavy machinery, in vehicles, and even in consumer electronics.

Housings, Hoods, and Bases are the parts that make up the exterior of the connector. The material used can vary depending on the application and environment, but the standard materials include such metals as brass, stainless steel, and aluminum. Additionally some plastic and composite materials may also be used, depending on the situation.

The housing is the main structure of the connector that provides physical support and protection. Typically, the housing is made up of two pieces joined by some type of fastening system such as bolts, screws, rivets, or other means. The housing is then connected to the electrical contacts and the cable, which are all held together by a threaded housing.

Hoods are placed over the threads of the housing and are designed to provide further protection to the assembly. These hoods can also serve as a “clam shell” cover for the connector, because they can provide additional shielding from the environment. Hoods can be composed of the same materials that the housing is made of or can be made from different materials.

Bases are metal plates that are designed to protect the electrical contacts of the connector from any damage due to installation or removal. Bases typically feature an internal spine that the contact blades slide into, creating a secure fit. The bases are then secured to the housing using bolts or screws.

1855144 connectors can accommodate anywhere from four to sixteen contacts, depending on their size and application. The contacts can be either male or female, and are held in place with a locking clip. These connectors are typically used as both transfer and interconnection applications. One of the most common applications for these types of connectors is in motor control applications for industrial machinery.

The working principle of 1855144 Heavy Duty Connectors involves delivering the electrical power and/or signals from one end of the connector through the contacts to the other end, or vice versa. The contacts are connected together and held in place via the contact holder. The connector is then inserted into the housing and the hood is secured to it to protect it from the environment and to maintain a secure and electrical connection. The final step is to complete the connection with the base.

In short, the 1855144 Heavy Duty Connectors use a combination of materials and parts to provide a secure transfer of electrical power and/or signals from one location to another. They are found in a wide variety of industries and applications, and offer superior protection against electrical interference, moisture, corrosion, heat, and other external elements which can damage the electrical equipment and connections.

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