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Rich Carlson

Rich has been with HARTING in various capacities for the past 21 years and have previous connector background with Amphenol and Molex. He is currently Senior Product Manager for HARTING's Han Industial Connector line.

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  • Hi,

     

    Would like to find out how to go about finding the matching connectors for han series connector?

    Is there any complete table available?

  • in reply to koh

    Hi Koh,

     

    Unfortunately this question is a bit difficult to answer.  For example, a typical screw terminated insert could plug to another screw terminated insert or a crimp insert or a cage clamp insert or a Quick Lock terminated insert.  There are many possibilities and since there are 5 to 7 parts that make up a typical Han connector with each part having a number of options, it would have to be a pretty big table! 

     

    But I have some suggestions that can help.

     

    First our website has a catalog information system called har-kis that has a bill of material configurator capability.

    Here is that link: http://www.harting-usa.com/service/harkis-/

     

    Another possibility is to phone HARTING at 847-741-1500 and request technical assistance.  Or send an email to more.info@harting.com describing the connector.  Either our Inside Sales Group or an Application Engineer can pick out the part numbers for you.  They may have some questions but will be able to create a bill of material for opposite half of the connector.

     

    The easiest way to get both halves of a connector at one time is with a product called Han Kit.  This contains male and female inserts, housing, hood and cord grip all packaged in a box - everything works together.  Newark offers an assortment of Han Kits in the current catalog 127 found on page 912.

     

    Thank-you for your question.

     

    Rich Out!

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  • in reply to koh

    Hi Koh,

     

    Unfortunately this question is a bit difficult to answer.  For example, a typical screw terminated insert could plug to another screw terminated insert or a crimp insert or a cage clamp insert or a Quick Lock terminated insert.  There are many possibilities and since there are 5 to 7 parts that make up a typical Han connector with each part having a number of options, it would have to be a pretty big table! 

     

    But I have some suggestions that can help.

     

    First our website has a catalog information system called har-kis that has a bill of material configurator capability.

    Here is that link: http://www.harting-usa.com/service/harkis-/

     

    Another possibility is to phone HARTING at 847-741-1500 and request technical assistance.  Or send an email to more.info@harting.com describing the connector.  Either our Inside Sales Group or an Application Engineer can pick out the part numbers for you.  They may have some questions but will be able to create a bill of material for opposite half of the connector.

     

    The easiest way to get both halves of a connector at one time is with a product called Han Kit.  This contains male and female inserts, housing, hood and cord grip all packaged in a box - everything works together.  Newark offers an assortment of Han Kits in the current catalog 127 found on page 912.

     

    Thank-you for your question.

     

    Rich Out!

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