Avoiding corrosion on industrial connectors
Used in sometimes harsh environmental conditions, HARTING offers a wide portfolio of industrial connectors designed to meet the respective environmental requirements.
Connectors have become an indispensable element of modern industry. They speed up the assembly and disassembly of individual components, encourage modular designs, and thus significantly reduce costs over the entire service life. Based on these advantages, there are a widening range of applications that go far beyond usage in industrial environments. Connectors are increasingly being used under harsh environmental conditions.
Avoiding corrosion at the connector
This PDF White paper will take a closer look at the use of connectors in more demanding environments, with a particular focus on the issue of corrosion. The pos- sible types of corrosion and the resulting problems and requirements for connectors are also considered. (PDF | 0.5 MB | 6 pages)
A significant factor influencing the lifetime of a connector in this harsh environment is its resistance to corrosion. Corrosion occurs in varying degrees and is influenced by various factors.
In our White Paper you will learn how the topic of corrosion on the connector is to be classified in terms of standards, which areas on the connector can be particularly affected by corrosion, and how you can minimize the corrosion risk of your interface with the right strategy and HARTING as your partner.
Benefit from our decades of experience in designing heavy-duty industrial connectors and increase the lifetime of your interface.
Test specimens in the salt spray chamber (HARTING accredited laboratory)
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