Mil-Spec bulkhead connector

[BigVin]

I'm looking for someone who can build Mil-spec bulkhead connectors like Wires to Pliers built or where I can get the same parts that they used to biuld my own.

Please Help.

[ProdigyCustoms]

I am on it. I am working on becoming a distributor for some connectors as we speak

[BigVin]

Frank
There will be great interest in a quality connector with pins for 10 and 12 guage wire.

[BigVin]

Frank
Who What When

[Steve68]

Check Aviation supply companys

[Apogee]

Amphenol makes industrial MIL-spec and aerospace connectors for almost anything. I've used them in industrial applications and they're very high quality to match their very high prices.

I would contact your local industrial electrical supply house and see what they have for punching through enclosures in washdown applications (like food and drug facilities)...they might have some more options that are less expensive than MIL-spec and aerospace are going to be.

[Damn True]

Aircraft Spruce

[6'9"Witha69]

I have seen some in the McMaster Carr catalog as well.

[Steve68]

Cannon is one manufacture,

[MonzaRacer]

Digikey

[instro84]

if you use a mil-spec connector, make sure you get the correct crimp tool. also you can get the commercial equivelent of a mill-spec connector. usually alot cheaper than mil. i've been in aerospace for over 20yrs and spec and buy connectors everyday so if you need help let me know.
dale

[gt1guy]

Here's one source: http://www.isiconnectors.com/circular.html


And, here's one if you want to really drop some coin:

http://www.f1systems.com/

Kevin

[BigVin]

Here's one source: http://www.isiconnectors.com/circular.html


And, here's one if you want to really drop some coin:

http://www.f1systems.com/

Kevin

Kevin
Thanks for the links there's a few other sites that I've been on just learing about the connectors and the pins, sockets, end bells, and boots . I want to learn as much about this as I can so i can do it my self.
Vin

[BigVin]

if you use a mil-spec connector, make sure you get the correct crimp tool. also you can get the commercial equivelent of a mill-spec connector. usually alot cheaper than mil. i've been in aerospace for over 20yrs and spec and buy connectors everyday so if you need help let me know.
dale

Dale
I would like to run 8 12ga. wires for fan, driving lights, head lights, msd box etc. and 8 to 10 16 ga. wires for wiper motor, tps ect. I was on Cannon web site I think the 24/24 wall mount will work or should I go with two smaller ones. Dale I do need HELP.I would like wall mount in nickle with 90 end bells and shrink boots. Also I was looking at a used crimper for $100 at crimptools.com . What do you think
thanks VIN

[eldogg]

I use a cool 22 pin Weatherpack bulkhead I sell. PM me for pricing.

[instro84]

i'm sure i can find what you need in either cannon or amphenol, my catalogs are on my desk at work wony be back til the 7th. you'll want a backshell also for the connector, releives strain. the only worry i'd have for using a mil type connector is replacement contacts (you'll only be able to get them from the manufacturer), and cost (when i order from amphenol, there's a $1500 minimum). personnally i'd go witha weatherpack, but if you want cannon i'll see if i have some surplus when i return to work.
dale

[Steve68]

I know theres a bunch on a upper floor at work, I have to take a look when I get back too, may find a gold mine,

[Fuelie Fan]

Dale
I would like to run 8 12ga. wires for fan, driving lights, head lights, msd box etc. and 8 to 10 16 ga. wires for wiper motor, tps ect. I was on Cannon web site I think the 24/24 wall mount will work or should I go with two smaller ones. Dale I do need HELP.I would like wall mount in nickle with 90 end bells and shrink boots. Also I was looking at a used crimper for $100 at crimptools.com . What do you think
thanks VIN

You could save a lot of money by properly sizing your wiring, which will downsize your connector requirements. 16 gauge for TPS? That's way overkill. It's almost negligible current, you should be running max 18, preferrably 20 or 22 awg for that.

[BigVin]

FUELIEFAN
I think you can insert 20 ga. wire in a 16 ga. pin. I need 8 12 ga. some 16, 18, and 20. What connector would you go with ( part #) and where would you buy it.( name of company) That is the kind of help I need.
Vin

[Fuelie Fan]

You can, sometimes, but a smaller connector will always be cheaper so even moving from 12 to 16 can usually help.

I wouldn't bother with a true mil-spec connector in a car at all, if you really must know. Its a waste of time and money. Unless you have experience assembling them, you're inviting more problems than your solving. And, even if you get right, you still have the rest of the elements of proper harness construction that most people mess up.

We use Deutsch a lot. This one is not your circular mil type, but it meets your stated requirements:
http://www.laddinc.com/shared/pdf/DR...20%20%20NC.pdf

And if you REALLY want circular:
http://www.laddinc.com/shared/pdf/0425-014-2400.pdf

If you can split out the 12 gauge to another connector and run only 16-22, the autosports are big favorite of the guys in our EE lab:
http://www.ismotorsport.com/pdfs/Deu.../Page18-22.pdf