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News Release from: Aerco | Subject: Amphenol C146M connectors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 December 2000
Amphenol connectors take on heaviest
duty tasks
Now in stock at Aerco, the Horsham based electromechanical component distributor, is the Amphenol range of C146M modular, rectangular connectors.
Now in stock at Aerco, the Horsham based electromechanical component distributor, is the Amphenol range of C146M modular, rectangular connectors These versatile, heavy-duty connectors were designed specifically for the railroad industry, machine tools and similar industrial and control applications
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 8 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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A prime feature of these connectors is that at the assembly stage, different contact configuration modules can be fitted into various sized frames and housings to form a connector arrangement to meet virtually any requirement.
Connector modules are available in 3-way to 20-way format and the frame assemblies accommodate two, three, five or seven modules.
This means that the C146M range can be configured for any connector from 3-way to 140-way thus offering a high level of design flexibility.
Operating current is 50A in the 3-way configuration and 5A in the 20-way while working voltage is 63V in 20-way format up to 1000V in 3-way.
All housings and covers are built in die-cast aluminium and mating items are secured by a heavy-duty latching system to ensure secure connection in any environment.
Plug or socket modules can be mixed in one frame and the crimp-terminated contacts are available as turned contacts or punched and formed.
The Amphenol range from Aerco is inter-mateable with similar series from other manufacturers.
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