D38999/24KE26SN

MIL-DTL-38999 Series III is the newest cylindrical connector designed for highest performance capabilities used in both general purpose and severe environment applications.These connectors feature an improved “one-turn” coupling system, utilizing self-locking acme thread. Acme threads provide coupling durability, while thicker wall sections and greater coupling surface area improve strength and shock resistance. Blunting of the threads on both receptacle and plug coupling nut eliminates cross threading.Elongated mounting holes permit the Series III Connector to intermount with various existing Mil-spec flange mounted receptacles, giving it a design replacement advantage.Jam nut receptacle is offered in 9 shell sizes and 54 insert arrangements utilizing M39029 contacts in sizes 22D, 20, 16, 12, 10 power and 8 twinax.These connectors are available in wide range of shell materials and finishes. Aluminum shells are offered in electroless nickel and olive drab cadmium. Other finishes such as anodic and zinc cobalt are available upon request to commercial callouts only. In addition, we offer stainless steel shells (both passivated and electro-deposited nickel plated) with firewall inserts, and for highly corrosive environments, nickel-aluminum-bronze shells with standard environment-resisting inserts (commercial callouts only).

• MIL-STD-1560 Insert Arrangements
  • Series III connectors use insert patterns and contacts common to Series I, making for an easy transition from bayonet to triple-lead, acme-thread, self-locking coupling.
• Metal-to-Metal Bottoming
  • This feature precludes relative shell-to-shell motion, which may result in ordinary connector wear and moisture entrapment.
• Lock wiring Eliminated
  • Self-locking quick coupling plug eliminates the need for lock wiring.
• Firewall Capability
  • Stainless steel shells in both K and S firewall classes are offered.
• Universal I/R Tool
  • A single, expendable plastic tool is used for both insertion and removal of contacts.
• Scoop-Proof Design
  • Recessed pins in elongated shells minimize the possibility for contact damage. In a blind mating application, mating shells cannot “scoop” the pins, and cause a shorting or bending of contacts