Connector combines rapid termination with high mating cycle

If the actuator is pushed into the contact chamber, the cage clamp returns to its original position and secures the conductor end. To release the connection, a screwdriver need merely be pushed into the actuator and the lever moved to the transition to the insulating body. The spring then releases the end of the conductor once again, for de-installation or when replacing components, for example.

The suitability of the Han ES Press for a high number of mating cycles has been achieved by fitting the contact inserts in Han standard housing sizes six to 24B. The standard housings are already available in versions with locks and seals optimised for high mating cycles. Complementing this arrangement, the contacts and grounding elements are extremely resistant to abrasion due to a special surface coating.

A key benefit of the Han ES Press series is its ability to withstand vibrations well, which results from the tightness with which the conductor fits as a result of the constant pressure of the cage clamp. In addition, installation and connection times are reduced when compared to conventional cage clamps, screw connections or hard wiring techniques. On-site installation time is reduced, and the ability for rapid disconnection facilitates servicing.

The Han ES Press HMC is particularly suitable for test and measurement applications where a test installation may often be hooked up to different power sources, such as portable machinery and devices.

The use of HMC connectors is also worthwhile for machines and systems where frequent reconfigurations and tool changes take place. Han ES Press HMC ensures that users can design their machine inventory in a future-proof manner for further modularisation. Connectors capable of handling thousands of mating cycles are a sensible solution for devices and machines on test stands.