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New range of 38999 Series III connectors with integrated backshell

July 20, 2016 By Marisa Martin Leave a Comment

All-in-one 38999 connectors

Souriau (a world leader in the design and manufacture of harsh-environment interconnect solutions) andSunbank (a world leader in the design and manufacture of backshells) have combined their skills andexpertise to create this all-new 38999 connector with an integrated backshell. This all-in-one interconnectsolution answers the growing need in the aviation and defense industries for smaller, lighter components.unnamed

Higher connector performance

Smaller and lighter than a standard connector with backshell, the 38999 Series III connector with integratedbackshell provides superior electrical continuity. The integrated backshell offers higher signal protection dueto the reduced number of interfaces, while the entire integrated connector decreases costs and simplifieslogistics.

Versatility and flexibility

The mating interface of the 38999 Series III connector fully complies with MIL-DTL-38999 SIII and EN 3645,meaning that it can be used in place of standard plugs. It is compatible with VG 95343 and MIL-I-81765accessories and is available in over 90 layouts. The rear interface features all the technical advantagesneeded to meet customer requirements — a milling pattern that accommodates the broadest range ofclamps/ground braid connections and an optimized groove for heat-shrink sleeves or overmolding needs.

Mepax
www.mepax.com

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