Showing posts with label Automotive M16 connector AISG C091 cable assembly. Show all posts
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Monday, August 10, 2020

Medical appliances M30 connector Force from bulk (open) position to self-locking position

 Medical appliances M30 connector :

B. Force from bulk (open) position to self-locking position

 

1. Use the connector without control lever to put the control rod or sliding vane in bulk position.

 

2. Force tester, gradually apply a force of 30n in one direction to assemble the control rod or sliding vane to the self-locking position

 

3. Verify whether the acceptance criteria of 5.4.3.4-3 are met.

 

C. Lever impulse / removal force

 

1. Test the force required to move the connector from the pre activated state to the fully used state and close the lever. It should be as much as possible

 

The orthogonal force can be applied close to the contact surface of the control rod or sliding plate.

 

2. For the connector with secondary self-locking structure, maintain this feature and gradually apply a 60N force at its release position.

 

3. If applicable, release all existing release mechanisms and record the amount required to move the lever from the locked position to the free position Force.

Monday, March 30, 2020

Automotive M16 connector AISG C091 cable assembly

Automotive M16 connector AISG C091 cable assembly

Automotive M16 connector AISG C091 cable assembly

What parts does M16 connector consist of? Let me explain it to you:

Brass or copper hardware material, phosphor copper rod needle material, silver or gold plating material for electroplating, nylon material for plastic body, nylon material for cover, brass rod material for male and female screws, polychloroethylene material for inner and outer layer of plastic wrap, PVC material for wire are used respectively.