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Old 14th Oct 2011, 02:26
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Connector contact size

What is the difference between 22 and 22D(or 22M) for connector contact size?

What does suffix D and M mean?
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Old 14th Oct 2011, 11:42
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I've never seen a suffix on a contact size , what part number contacts are they?

If you mean a suffix after shell size on the connector part number it can mean all sorts from Insert config through to material type depending on the basic connector part number.
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Take a look in the Cannon Plug or Hellerman catalogue via google. The answer will be in there
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Dear all,

There are a lot of contacts which have suffix D and M.

For example, mating end size of M39029/58-360 is 22 but wire barel size is 22D.

I need your help.

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It is all to do with the wire gauge handling capability of the contact;

22 will handle wire sizes 22-26
22D will handle wire sizes 22-28
22M will handle wire sizes 22-24

See this link http://www.aero-electric.com/PDF/38999_Series_II.pdf

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Phalconphixer - nice handle. Ex phantom phixer?
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Correct! 1974-76 43(F) Leuchars and much, much later Falcon20's for more years than I care to remember...
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Well, you live and learn. I've never come across a Pin or Socket with a suffix D or such and even the example given above doesn't have it but it is in the description when you search the DMC site and it does indeed state that a D accepts 22-28 guage wire.

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Dear all,

Thanks for your replies. It is very informative for me.

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