Hermaphroditic bullet connector

[Mark W. Lund, PhD]

I am trying to specify the connector shown at

http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg

to a company in china. Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called? I have
spent many hours pouring through connector catalogs and web
pages and I am stumped!

Thanks
mark
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Mark W. Lund, PhD ** Battery Chargers
CEO ** Bulk Cells and Custom Battery Packs
PowerStream Technology ** Custom Power Supplies
140 S. Mountainway Drive ** DC/DC Converters
Orem Utah 84058 ** Custom UPS
http://www.PowerStream.com ** Engineering, manufacturing, consulting

 

[Rich Grise]

I am trying to specify the connector shown at

http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg

to a company in china. Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called? I have
spent many hours pouring through connector catalogs and web
pages and I am stumped!

Thanks
mark

Auto Parts.
(pep boys, crown auto, etc.)

Good Luck!

 

[Mark W. Lund, PhD]

This illustrates the problem. Customer went down to Pep Boys and
picked out a connector for his product. Unfortunately I can't
put "pep boys" on the bill of material as a supplier.

Best regards
mark

Auto Parts.
(pep boys, crown auto, etc.)

Good Luck!

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Mark W. Lund, PhD ** Battery Chargers
CEO ** Bulk Cells and Custom Battery Packs
PowerStream Technology ** Custom Power Supplies
140 S. Mountainway Drive ** DC/DC Converters
Orem Utah 84058 ** Custom UPS
http://www.PowerStream.com ** Engineering, manufacturing, consulting

 

[Clarence]

I am trying to specify the connector shown at

http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg

to a company in china. Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called? I have
spent many hours pouring through connector catalogs and web
pages and I am stumped!

Thanks
mark

Look under "Automotive connectors."

 

[Spehro Pefhany]

This illustrates the problem. Customer went down to Pep Boys and
picked out a connector for his product. Unfortunately I can't
put "pep boys" on the bill of material as a supplier.

As I said in sec, send them a sample. Or search Thomas for automotive
connectors. This kind is not an 'electronic' connector, and I don't
think you'll find the same companies making them (withe the possible
exception of Tyco/Molex).

Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany

 

[John Fields]

I am trying to specify the connector shown at

http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg

to a company in china. Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called? I have
spent many hours pouring through connector catalogs and web
pages and I am stumped!

 

[John Woodgate]

I read in sci.electronics.design that Mark W. Lund, PhD

I am trying to specify the connector shown at

http://www.powerstream.com/z/2pole.jpg

to a company in china. Can anyone help me with a manufacturer,
part number, or even what these things are called? I have
spent many hours pouring through connector catalogs and web
pages and I am stumped!

Blast from the past. They are 2-pole non-reversible automotive 'bullet'
connectors. Last used in Europe about 1066, well, 1986 at a rough guess.

But from your subject line, you know most of that. What more do you
want?

 

[Joerg]

Hi John,

http://www.hopkinsmfg.com/hoppy.html?tapintro.html

Right on. These are called two-pole flat sets. Wrestled with them on an
old Explorer.

Regards, Joerg

 

[Rich Grise]

This illustrates the problem. Customer went down to Pep Boys and
picked out a connector for his product. Unfortunately I can't
put "pep boys" on the bill of material as a supplier.

Then go buy a handful out of petty cash, and put yourself as supplier.

Good Luck!
Rich

 

[Pat Ford]

try www.ghw-grote-hartmann.de\
or
www.colehersee.com


Pat