554726-1

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A jackscrew is a small screw or bolt in a variety of shapes and sizes used to secure a connector to a frame or panel. Typically manufactured from metal, it is typically hexagonal or round in shape and can be plated or unplated, depending on the requirements. In applications such as PIN diode switches and wireless antenna connectors, jackscrews are essential to secure the connector to the frame, or in some cases, to the mounting base.

The 554726-1 jackscrew is essential for use in D-sub, D-shaped connectors, accessories and related products for a variety of applications. It is designed to securely mount and hold CONEC D-Sub connectors. It is made of steel and features a zinc finish for additional impact and corrosion resistance. Its hexagonal shape allows it to be used with an allen wrench for easy installation and removal. It offers higher torque resistance than comparable items to ensure that it will remain firmly secured into place.

The working principle of the 554726-1 jackscrew is simple yet effective. The hexagonal shape of the head mates to the hexagonal socket of the allen wrench. The allen wrench applies torque to the jackscrew, which causes the screw to press into the frame or panel surface. This pressure creates a tight fit, ensuring that the connector is securely fastened. Once in place, the jackscrew is secured and will not come loose during operation.

Overall, the 554726-1 jackscrew is an essential accessory for securely mounting and holding D-sub, D-shaped connectors. Its hexagonal shape allows it to be used with an allen wrench for easy installation or removal, and it features a zinc coating for corrosion and impact resistance. Its secure fit ensures that the connector will remain firmly in place during operation. It is an invaluable asset for many applications where secure and reliable connections are essential.

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