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Heavy Duty Connectors are designed to create secure connections between multiple power sources and electrical components. Common types of Heavy Duty Connectors include housings, hoods, bases, and other components. Each of these types has an application field and working principle that can be used to create optimum connections.

Housings: Housings serve as the outer casing and the main component of Heavy Duty Connectors. It is common to find housings that are made out of die-cast aluminum, plastic, or steel. Depending on the application, certain metals like brass and stainless steel may also be used. These housings can come in different shapes, sizes, and styles. The connector housings are designed to ensure proper cable insertion and secure connections between the other components.

Hoods: Hoods, also called screws, are the secondary outer casing of Heavy Duty Connectors. They are typically made out of a die-cast aluminum or plastic material. These hoods are designed to secure the connector assembly after wiring and installation. These hoods help protect the connections and components from environmental damage and wear and tear.

Bases: Bases are the inner core of Heavy Duty Connectors and are typically made out of either die-cast aluminum or plastic, depending on the requirements of the application. The purpose of the base is to securely hold the other components in place. The base also helps prevent mis-installed components and ensure electrical connection integrity. The base is usually the primary conta

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