TXR40AC00-2410BI

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Circular Connectors - Backshells and Cable Clamps are designed to protect cables and connectors from damage, debris and dust. TXR40AC00-2410BI is a type of cable clamp that fits securely around both cable and connector, providing protection from external influences while maintaining a secure connection. The TXR40AC00-2410BI includes multiple components and utilizes two tightening screws to make a secure connection. The component parts are made of nickel plated brass and come with a chromate finish.

The application fields for the TXR40AC00-2410BI are varied with usage in telecommunications, broadcast engineering, aerospace, laboratory equipment and automotive industries. This cable clamp is designed to secure two cables together and provide a secure connection in a variety of different environments, including wet and damp. The design also incorporates anti-vibration to protect the connection. Additionally, the TXR40AC00-2410BI is compatible with a range of connector sizes from an M2.5 up to an M30.

The TXR40AC00-2410BI utilizes a two-screw tightening mechanism using a hex wrench. To use, loosen the two screws that are part of the cable clamp until they are loose, but not removable. Then, fit the connector body from the male or female connector into the cable clamp. With the connector in place, tighten the two screws securely, checking that the screws are completely tight. Lastly, cut the excess bit of cable beyond the clamp.

The TXR40AC00-2410BI is designed with corrosion resistance in mind, utilizing nickel plated brass and a chromate finish. Additionally, its design allows for convenient installation in even cumbersome areas. When fitted correctly, the TXR40AC00-2410BI adds additional protection from water, dust and other external influences. Moreover, if an inadequate connection is made, it can be easily re-tightened by accessing the two screws and readjusting them with a hex wrench.The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference