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Amphenol Circular MIL Spec Connector D38999/26FD19PN Aluminum TRI-START

UsedKaye InstrumentsElectronicsUnited States

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Product description

Military-grade Amphenol D38999/26FD19PN circular MIL-SPEC aluminum connector with TRI-START contact system.

The Amphenol D38999/26FD19PN is a high-reliability circular MIL Spec connector designed to meet rigorous aerospace and defense standards. Featuring a TRI-START contact system housed in an aluminum shell, this connector ensures robust mechanical strength and excellent environmental resistance. Its design complies with the D38999 series specifications, widely adopted in military and aerospace electrical interconnections.

  • Connector type: Circular MIL Spec, TRI-START contact design
  • Material: Durable aluminum alloy for lightweight strength and corrosion resistance
  • Applications: Ideal for military, aerospace, and biotechnological instrumentation requiring rugged, secure electrical connections
  • Use cases: Suitable for integration in advanced molecular diagnostics equipment and biomanufacturing facilities where reliable signal integrity is critical
  • Compliance: Meets MIL-DTL-38999 standards ensuring compatibility with high-performance research and clinical diagnostic hardware

This connector is essential for biotechnology labs engaged in molecular cloning workflows and synthetic biology research, ensuring uninterrupted signal transmission in sensitive bioprocessing instrumentation. Its widespread adoption in biopharmaceutical production pipelines underscores its role in critical biomedical engineering applications.

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Last updated 19 October 2026