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Industrial Locking-Blade Connectors
Industrial locking-blade connectors stand up to heavy repetitive use, impacts, corrosive environments, and hot/cold temperatures. They secure when twisted to prevent unintended disconnections. These connectors provide safe electrical connections in harsh applications like plant floors, manufacturing facilities, and mills.
Locking-Blade Connectors with Screw Terminations
These connectors have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.
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Hinged Locking-Blade Connectors with Screw Terminations
These hinged connectors open partially to connect and terminate cables. Also known as valise connectors, they require fewer termination screws than standard connectors, allowing them to be quickly wired and assembled. They have screw terminations that tighten down on conductors to secure them.
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Locking-Blade Connectors with Spring Clamp Terminations
These connectors have push-in wire terminations where conductors insert and are secured by spring-loaded clamps. Also called back-wired electrical connectors, they terminate conductors faster than screw-terminated connectors and are often used to save time in applications where many electrical connectors are installed.
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Midget Locking-Blade Connectors with Screw Terminations
These midget connectors are smaller than standard connectors and can fit into tight spaces and equipment they cannot. They are only compatible with midget locking-blade plugs and inlets. These connectors have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.
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Angled Midget Locking-Blade Connectors with Screw Terminations
These angled, screw-terminated midget connectors have contact pins that position wires 90° from where the connector secures with plugs or inlets to help save space in confined areas. Also known as right-angle midget connectors, they align cords perpendicular to their receptacles and have a more compact profile than standard connectors to help prevent tripping or bumping them. Midget connectors are smaller than standard connectors and can fit into tight spaces and equipment they cannot. They are only compatible with midget locking-blade plugs and inlets. These connectors have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.
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Hinged Midget Locking-Blade Connectors with Screw Terminations
These hinged midget connectors open partially to connect and terminate cables. Also known as midget valise connectors, they are smaller than standard connectors and can fit into tight spaces and equipment they cannot. They require fewer termination screws than standard connectors, allowing them to be quickly wired and assembled. Midget connectors are only compatible with midget locking-blade inlets and plugs. These connectors have terminations with screws that tighten down on conductors to secure and disconnect them.
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