Cables/Connecting

ITT’s CA bayonet connectors for military and harsh commercial environments

30th October 2008
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ITT Interconnect Solutions has pioneered a range of bayonet connectors for military applications and harsh commercial environments which has proven consistently reliable for over 25 years. The success of the CA bayonet series has again been demonstrated with recent wins on major military programmes in the USA and worldwide.
CA bayonet connectors meet the requirements of VG95234 and are well-established as the most suitable and flexible solution for applications which call for rapid mating, positive unmating and a wide variety of layouts and styles. Featuring a positive bayonet locking mechanism and an optional wave spring for smooth mating, CA bayonet connectors are available in approximately 180 different layouts and a huge choice of rear accessories. Specification includes multiple insulator and sealing materials to protect the connector from oil ingress and temperatures up to 200deg. C (392degF) and a choice of plating options, including cadmium and hexavalent green zinc for MIL applications, plus RoHS compliant nickel and zinc cobalt plating. Suitability for damp environments is assured with waterproofing to 14.5 psi (1bar). This multi-use circular connector series is now available with a huge variety of military and commercial end bells, including universal versions for simpler assembly, making it suitable for many demanding applications, including military vehicles, mining equipment, railway projects and industrial automation.

“We have been providing our military and commercial customers with connectors for the most demanding environments for nearly 70 years and as recently noted by active wins on major military programmes, the CA bayonet circular connector series continues to be their first choice in the most demanding applications,” said Keith Teichmann, director of marketing for ITT Interconnect Solutions.

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