Introduction to push-pull self-locking connectors for aviation plugs

Push pull self-locking connector is a common type of connector, also known as push-pull connector or self-locking connector. It adopts a push-pull self-locking design, which can quickly and conveniently connect and disconnect electrical and signal lines.

Industrial push-pull self-locking connectors typically consist of two parts: a plug and a socket. The plug usually has some protruding guide ribs that can guide the sockets in the socket to ensure that the plug is inserted into the correct position. The plug also comes with a pull tab or handshake for easy insertion and removal. The socket section includes a socket that matches the plug and is typically equipped with a self-locking mechanism that ensures the plug is securely fixed to the socket to prevent detachment in harsh environments such as vibration and impact.

Push pull self-locking connectors have the characteristics of compact structure, convenient connection and disconnection, and high reliability. Therefore, it is widely used in industrial control, communication equipment, medical devices, automotive electronics, military aviation and other fields.