Key features- Up to ~40% higher allowable current for the same contact size versus standard contacts
- Napkin-Ring technology prevents tine relaxation at elevated temperatures to maintain true contact and reduce resistance
- Available in hooded and non-hooded versions
- Multiple termination options; compatible with standard crimp tools (e.g. M22520 series with appropriate dies)
- Optional High-Current pin to optimize heat-rise and current capacity
- Endurance rated for 500 mating/unmating cycles
Applications- MIL-DTL-38999 series connectors
- 38999 POWER Series implementations
- EN4165 and EN3645 connector families (size-dependent)
Technical informationMechanical: Endurance 500 mating/unmating cycles; shock and vibration performance per EN3645 / MIL-DTL-38999. Electrical: Refer to heat-rise curves for maximum continuous current; electrical overload capability: Size 8 — 92 A for 40 s and 460 A for 0.6 s; Size 4 — 160 A for 40 s and 800 A for 0.6 s. Environmental: Continuous operating temperature range −65°C to +200°C.
Additional product detailsPart number example: 612793. Compatibility: Compatible with MIL-DTL-38999, EN3645, EN4165 where size permits. Can be mated with standard pins or with High-Current pins (heat-rise and allowable current differ depending on pin choice). Hooded and non-hooded variants available on request.
Technical specifications- Series name: Temper-Grip
- Endurance: 500 mating/unmating cycles
- Operating temperature: −65°C to +200°C (continuous)
- Current increase vs standard contacts: up to +40% (when mated with High-Current pins; reference values)
- Electrical overloads: Size 8 — 92 A (40 s) / 460 A (0.6 s); Size 4 — 160 A (40 s) / 800 A (0.6 s)
- Mechanical: Shock & vibration per EN3645 / MIL-DTL-38999
- Termination: multiple termination types; compatible with standard crimp tooling
- Versions: hooded and non-hooded
- Key technology: Napkin-Ring contact design to maintain contact force and reduce resistance at high temperature
- Typical connector families: MIL-DTL-38999, EN3645, EN4165 (size-dependent)