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PLUG & RECEPTACLE (Male & Female Inserts)


Screw Terminated Plugs & Receptacles

This simple type of termination is distinguished by its ease of maintenance. No special tool is required, just a screwdriver to undo and to tighten up the terminal screws.

Screw connection technology (as per DIN EN 60999):

Conductor section (mm2)
1
1.5
2.5
4
5
10
Screw Thread
M2.6
M3
M3
M3.5
M4
M4
Recommended NM
40.7
50
50
80
120
120
Crimp Terminated Plugs & Receptacles

HBE 16 Crimp Insert

Stamped & Formed
Contacts
Stamped & Formed Contact

Machined Contacts
Machine Crimp Pin

The purpose of crimping is to produce a good mechanical, electrical, and gas-tight connection. This should remain unchanged with regard to quality in the long-term, and should thus be reliable. Crimping also reduces termination time and allows the designer to achieve more connections than screw termination would permit in the same space.

Hand operated tools or crimping machines can be used to assemble crimp contacts. The
following points must be followed in order to obtain the ideal crimping result:
• Cross section dimension/ gauge size and structure of the cable
• Contact type and size
• Tool and tool setting

There are two different crimp contact types: machined and stamped and formed. These
two types of contacts have differing characteristics in terms of quality and how the termination is made.

Stamped & Formed Contacts: The crimping sleeve allows a wider range of wire gauges to be crimped. This guarantees reliable crimping quality. Furthermore, the insertion and extraction force is usually lower with stamped pin and socket contacts. This is achieved by the large contact area and the spring characteristics of the stamped contact’s material. Stamped contacts can be supplied reeled for use with automatic feed crimping tools.

Machined Contacts: With this popular type of contact, the suitable contact size is matched to the wire gauge of the cable. The correct crimping tool or dies must be used.
Screwless Spring Plugs & Receptacles
Cage Clamp Insert This type of termination is noted for its ease and speed of fitting without an additional tool. The compensating effect of the cage clamp enables good contact to be maintained in the long term.
Modular Series
Modular Connectors The Modular series inserts provide flexibility. A combination of 2 up to 14 Modules can be combined into one frame. The available modules include coax, high voltage, cage clamp, screw, and crimp terminated.

# of Contacts: 2 up to 280

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