Help identifying connector

[Luke]

This connector isn't on a welder, but there's such a wealth of knowledge I thought I'd ask.

Can anyone identify this connector? I think it might be from Amphenol, but I haven't found it on their website yet.



Thanks,

Luke

 

[hotponyshoes]

Looks like an amphenol, I have got a box with ones like that in with all the part numbers, I can have a look tonight if nobody else works it out first!

 

[awemawson]

IIRC they can be assembled in different ways to rotate the keying to prevent plug insertion in the wrong socket despite having the same number and layout of pins.

 

[R Kraft]

This connector isn't on a welder, but there's such a wealth of knowledge I thought I'd ask.

Can anyone identify this connector? I think it might be from Amphenol, but I haven't found it on their website yet.

View attachment 172827

Thanks,

Luke

We used to call them cannon plugs, but Amphenol was usually the one who made them that I used.
https://www.ittcannon.com
Or maybe look them up on Mouser.com.

 

[500e]

Try here
https://www.peigenesis.com/

You are in a world of confusion there is Amphenol, Cinch, Cannon & a couple of others you start with the No of pins, type of pins, then the frame, type of locking, strain relief & angle
Are there ANY numbers on the parts

 

[Member 32799]

This connector isn't on a welder, but there's such a wealth of knowledge I thought I'd ask.

Can anyone identify this connector? I think it might be from Amphenol, but I haven't found it on their website yet.

View attachment 172827

Thanks,

Luke

Amphenol C016

 

[500e]

There are dozens of C016 variations sign up to the PEI site & put in C016

 

[Luke]

Thanks for the pointers.

We're going to see if we can find any part numbers anywhere, if not, we might just end up replacing it with Harting connectors.

Luke

 

[500e]

The PEI site is simple to get a membership a couple of minutes & your in

 

[Member 32799]

The PEI site is simple to get a membership a couple of minutes & your in

Thanks for the pointers.

We're going to see if we can find any part numbers anywhere, if not, we might just end up replacing it with Harting connectors.

Luke

https://docs-emea.rs-online.com/webdocs/1593/0900766b81593c77.pdf

 

[hotponyshoes]

All the amphenols here have a code number on them, either on the back rim of the collar or the front face of it, will be something like c16-1, c16-3 Or such.
See if you can find something as I have got the catalogue so might be able to narrow it down a bit more

 

[hotponyshoes]

Sorry, wrong photos!