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Terminals - Screw Connectors

7692-4 Application Field and Working Principle

The 7692-4 Screw Connector is a reliable electrical connector often applied to many areas in industry, office, and worksite. This connector has the advantage of being both reliable and cost-effective.

The 7692-4 Screw Connector facilities the connection between two conductors or two sets of terminals by threading. Since the connection is formed by threading, the contact between the conductors is more secure than with other connector designs. This connector is most commonly used in the assembly of electrical equipment, in the assembly of telecommunication systems and in robotics.

The 7692-4 Screw Connector is designed to have a very short mating cycle. This makes them ideal for making connections in high-traffic locations, as the connection can be made or broken with minimal effort. The connector also has an advantage in the removal of dirt or corrosion from the contact surfaces due to the mechanical force applied when making the connection.

The 7692-4 Screw Connector has a simple working principle. To connect two conductors or two sets of terminals, a screw is inserted into the connector and then tightened to make the connection. The force of the tightened screw causes the contact surfaces of the conductors to be pushed together while also removing dirt and corrosion from the contact surfaces. The shear force of the tightened screw also helps to keep the connection secure.

The 7692-4 Screw Connector is a reliable, cost-effective solution for making electrical connections. This connector\'s working principle allows it to have a short mating cycle and also helps to keep the connection secure. Therefore, the 7692-4 Screw Connector is an excellent choice for making connections in high-traffic areas as well as in the assembly of electrical equipment, telecommunication systems, and robotics.

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