Amphenol 97 Series (Crimp Type)
Cylindrical Connectors

Description

The Amphenol 97-410x connector design incorporates Poke Home® Rear Release contacts. The 97 Series Rear Release line is intermateable and intermountable with existing 97 Series and MIL-C-5015 type shell styles in both plugs and receptacles. The connectors utilize 97 Series bright cadmium plated shells and standard insert configurations. The connector is designed to be used with stamped and formed type crimp contacts. Contact design (size 16 only) incorporates insulation crimp support for greater strength at wire termination end. Contacts are available on reel assemblies for use with the high speed Amphenol stripper crimper capable of crimping 1500 contacts per hour. Hand crimp tools and bulk packaged contacts are also available.

Standard hardware available for the 97 Series connector can be used with the 97 Series crimp contact rear release line. Accessories should be ordered with the appropriate deviation number to match the bright cadmium connector finish.

Features & Benefits

• Low cost, general duty non-environmental or 97E environmental styles
• Solder or crimp termination
• UL Recognized, CSA Recognized
• Wide selection of shell styles and insert patterns
• Wide selection of connector finishes:
  • cadmium
  • non-cadmium (environmentally friendly zinc alloy)
• Threaded coupling, hard dielectric inserts
• Solid or split shell construction
• Accessories for both individual wire seal and jacketed cable
• Rugged metal shell
• Conductive finish
• Stamped & formed crimp contacts
• Closed entry socket contacts
• Plastic retention
• Utilizes standard 97 Series hardware
• Intermateable and intermountable with existing 97 Series and MIL-C-5015 connectors
• Underwriters Laboratories approved recognition File E115497
• Canadian Standards Association Certification File LR69183
• Positive self-centering of contacts; pins bent up to 20° will pick up
• Reduced user cost due to high speed termination
• Less equipment down-time due to fatigue failure at wire contact junction or handling damage
• Greater contact to contact insulation, lighter weight, higher reliability
• No costly re-design or rework necessary on existing equipment
• Complete flexibility through multi-source product availability