82911463NA

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Circular connectors are connected in many different ways. Contacts are a major component of circular connectors, as the physical connection to the intended circuit. The 82911463NA connector has specific applications and corresponding working principles.

The 82911463NA is a crimp style contact; specifically, it\'s a heavy duty crimp socket contact made of bronze. It is designed to be used with a 571 crimp tool, and is compatible with standard socket housings as well as certain versions of military specification DIN connectors. Its maximum continuous current rating is 4 amps. Its maximum voltage rating is 500 volts. Finally, its contact body material is a corrosion resistant copper-alloy that is pre-plated to offer additional resistance to oxidation.

The 82911463NA connector is predominantly found in fields where precision wiring is required for rugged machine-to-machine connections. Common applications include on any kind of wire harnesses used in rugged environments such as construction, agricultural, and industrial applications. The 82911463NA connector is also often found in electronic applications such as lighting, medical, and power supplies.

The 82911463NA connector works using crimping, a strong form of physical and electrical attachment. In crimping, a connector is inserted into a crimping tool, and the tool is then used to crush the connector into a cavity. This process ensures tight electrical and physical contact, with low contact resistance. Crimping also provides a strong, low-risk connection, and its small size and weight make it perfect for use in mobile machine-to-machine connections.

In summary, the 82911463NA connector is a crimp style contact suitable for rugged machine-to-machine connections and other precision wiring. Its applications are found primarily in the construction, agricultural, industrial, lighting, medical, and power supply industries, and it works by creating an electrical and physical connection via crimping.

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