High-temperature connectors function in environments up to 200°C
Harting has introduced a new high-temperature connector family, the Han HighTemp Series, which enables the reliable transmission of signals and power at temperatures up to 200°C in industrial environments.
The design of the Han HighTemp Series is based on Harting’s well-established Han B and Han E series with the addition of high-quality temperature-resistant materials and heat-resistant design applied to all components such as contacts, insulating materials, housing, seals and grounding elements. During development, the resistance of these components was verified in Harting’s in-house testing laboratory.
The basic structure of the Han HighTemp connector consists of a bulkhead-mounted housing and a cable-side hood. The aluminium die-cast hoods and housings feature a highly compressed surface with excellent non-stick properties.
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