B-DHG Floating Receptacle

The B-series floating receptacle is designed to address connection requirements for machine spacing and port adaptation. It is commonly used as an extension link with a floating receptacle on one end of the harness and a plug on the other, or for signal transmission with floating receptacles of different series fitted at both ends of the harness. Suitable for high-density mounting and complex working conditions, it delivers stable signal and power transmission support for precision equipment.

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General Model: B Series | DHG Receptacle | Floating Receptacle Part Number: DHG.1B.306.CLLD52Z Series Code: 00B, 0B, 1B, 2B, 3B, 4B Rear Style: Boot Type / Nut Type IP Rating: IP50 Number of Contacts: 2~32 contacts Mating Method: Push-pull self-locking Description: Keying pin (G) or keying pin (A...M & R), equipped with cable clamp and boot-style backshell.

Core Features

Fast push-pull self-locking system enables easy operation and efficient connection. Multi-contact specifications ranging from 2 to 32 contacts to meet diverse application requirements. High-density mounting design greatly saves installation space. Standard G-type keying pins ensure precise alignment during connector mating.

Component Construction

Shell: Pure copper substrate with chrome plating, offering mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. Pins / Sockets: Pure copper with gold plating to guarantee stable and reliable electrical conductivity. Insulator: Injection-molded high-temperature resistant engineering plastic with excellent insulation performance. Cable Boot: Molded flexible plastic, effectively protecting cables from external mechanical damage. Rear Metal Nut: Allows multi-directional bending of wire harnesses for dynamic working scenarios.

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