The shell material of the D-Sub connector is the key to its environmental performance

D-Sub connectors are common I/O (input/output) connections widely used in the computer and data communications industries to provide power and point-to-point communication between two devices. To install, just drill holes in the pcb board, the holes on the board line up with the connector pins. Then insert the connector into the panel cutout and hold it in place by threading the screws through the connector and the holes in the panel. 

In terms of material, the die-cast metal shell of the D-Sub connector is usually made of zinc or lightweight zinc alloy, and is plated with a high-quality nickel or black oxide copper underlayer to provide good EMI/RFI protection. These enclosures offer high reliability and are ideal for use in tough, harsh environments, and are available in multiple sizes for standard and high-density connector types, as well as a wide variety of cable exit and mounting options. The metal plastic shell of the D-Sub connector has the advantages of light weight, low cost, wear resistance, and good shielding effect, which can meet the requirements of environmental performance in various applications.

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