As a key connection component in industrial and commercial fields, circular connectors are locked in a way that directly affects the stability of the connection, the ease of operation and the reliability of the application. Different locking methods are suitable for different use scenarios, and understanding their characteristics and applications helps to choose the right connector. This article will introduce the three common locking methods of circular connectors: thread locking, snap locking and push-pull locking.
1. Screw lock
Thread locking is a traditional and widely used locking method that securely connects plugs and receptacles together through thread rotation.
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Application scenario:
Industrial automation equipment, outdoor communication equipment, aerospace and military fields
2. Lock the buckle
Fastener locking with prefabricated slots and fastener mechanisms for plugs and sockets for fast connection, easy operation and high efficiency.
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Application scenarios:
Consumer electronic devices, low vibration indoor environments, laboratory instruments
3. Push and pull to lock
Push-pull locking is an efficient locking method that has developed rapidly in recent years, which can be connected and unlocked by simple pushing and pulling actions.
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Application scenario:
Medical equipment, high-end industrial automation systems, precision instruments and testing equipment
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