Pick a series to open its part number builder. A builder builds and decodes part numbers, and shows the contacts, mating connectors and accessories that go with the connector where its data covers them. To learn how a part number is put together, or what a builder covers and leaves out, read the guides.
Scoop-proof, bayonet coupling. Inch-pound dimensions.
Open builder Series IINon-scoop-proof, bayonet coupling, low silhouette. Inch-pound dimensions.
Open builder Series IIIScoop-proof, triple-start self-locking threaded coupling. Metric dimensions. With M85049 accessories.
Open builder Series IVScoop-proof, breech coupling. Metric dimensions. With M85049 accessories.
Open builderCircular threaded, AN type. Solder and crimp contacts.
Open builderHow to build or decode a Series I-IV part number, with the Series III fields, codes and a worked example.
Read guide Series I and II breakdownThe shared Series I and II field order: MS number, class, shell size, finish, insert arrangement, contact style and polarization.
Read guide Series IV breakdownReading a Series IV part number: slash sheet, class, shell-size code, insert arrangement, contact style and polarization.
Read guide MIL-DTL-26482 Series 2 part numbersWhat the Series 2 builder covers, how its part-number fields work, and which sheets it leaves out.
Read guide Finding a mating connectorHow the builder lists candidate mates, what its filters mean, and what you must still verify.
Read guide M85049 accessoriesWhat M85049 backshells, strain reliefs, boots, bands, dummy contacts and seal plugs are for, and a step-by-step way to choose one.
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