What are the test standards for Bulk Fixed Socket PKG?

Nov 20, 2025Leave a message

Hey there! As a supplier of Bulk Fixed Socket PKG, I often get asked about the test standards for these products. In this blog, I'll share with you the key test standards that ensure the quality and performance of our Bulk Fixed Socket PKG.

Electrical Performance Tests

One of the most crucial aspects of Bulk Fixed Socket PKG is its electrical performance. We conduct a series of tests to make sure it meets the required standards.

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Contact Resistance Test

Contact resistance is a vital parameter that affects the electrical conductivity of the socket. A high contact resistance can lead to power loss, overheating, and even system failure. We use specialized equipment to measure the contact resistance of each pin in the socket. The test involves applying a specific current through the contact and measuring the voltage drop across it. According to industry standards, the contact resistance should be within a certain range, typically in the milliohm level. For example, for our PKG Plastic General Socket 2 Free Nut to Fix, we ensure that the contact resistance meets the strict requirements to guarantee stable electrical connections.

Insulation Resistance Test

Insulation resistance is used to evaluate the insulation performance between different pins or between the pins and the socket body. A low insulation resistance may cause electrical leakage, short - circuits, and interference. We perform insulation resistance tests by applying a high - voltage DC signal between the relevant parts of the socket and measuring the resulting current. The insulation resistance should be very high, usually in the order of megohms or even gigohms. This test helps us ensure that the socket can effectively isolate different electrical circuits and prevent unwanted electrical interactions.

Dielectric Withstand Voltage Test

The dielectric withstand voltage test is used to check the ability of the socket's insulation material to withstand high - voltage stress without breakdown. We apply a specified high - voltage AC or DC signal to the socket for a certain period of time. If the socket can withstand this voltage without any breakdown or flashover, it means that the insulation material has good dielectric strength. This test is crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of the socket, especially in high - voltage or high - power applications.

Mechanical Performance Tests

Apart from electrical performance, the mechanical performance of Bulk Fixed Socket PKG is also very important.

Insertion and Extraction Force Test

The insertion and extraction force of the socket should be within an appropriate range. If the insertion force is too high, it may be difficult for users to insert the mating connector, which can cause damage to the pins or the socket itself. On the other hand, if the extraction force is too low, the connection may not be stable, leading to intermittent electrical connections. We use force - measuring devices to measure the insertion and extraction forces of the socket. For our Medical Connector PKG PKA PKB PKC 2 - 10Pin 14 Pin 1P Socket 0 40 60 80 Degree Socket Two keying, we ensure that the insertion and extraction forces are optimized to provide a user - friendly and reliable connection.

Durability Test

The socket needs to be able to withstand repeated insertions and extractions without significant degradation in performance. We conduct durability tests by performing a large number of insertion and extraction cycles on the socket. During the test, we monitor the contact resistance, insulation resistance, and other electrical parameters to detect any changes. After a specified number of cycles, the socket should still meet the electrical and mechanical performance requirements. This test helps us ensure that our products can have a long service life in real - world applications.

Vibration and Shock Resistance Test

In many applications, the socket may be subjected to vibration and shock. We perform vibration and shock resistance tests to simulate these real - world conditions. The vibration test involves subjecting the socket to a specific frequency and amplitude of vibration for a certain period of time. The shock test applies a sudden impact force to the socket. After these tests, we check the electrical and mechanical performance of the socket. If there are no significant changes, it means that the socket has good vibration and shock resistance, which is essential for applications in harsh environments.

Environmental Performance Tests

The environment in which the Bulk Fixed Socket PKG is used can have a significant impact on its performance. Therefore, we conduct several environmental performance tests.

Temperature Test

Temperature can affect the electrical and mechanical properties of the socket. We perform temperature tests in temperature - controlled chambers. The tests include high - temperature storage, low - temperature storage, and temperature cycling. In high - temperature storage tests, the socket is placed in a high - temperature environment (e.g., 85°C or 125°C) for a certain period of time. Low - temperature storage tests involve exposing the socket to a low - temperature environment (e.g., - 40°C). Temperature cycling tests simulate the temperature changes that the socket may encounter in real - world applications. After these tests, we check the performance of the socket to ensure that it can operate normally within a wide temperature range.

Humidity Test

Humidity can cause corrosion, oxidation, and electrical leakage in the socket. We conduct humidity tests in humidity - controlled chambers. The socket is placed in a high - humidity environment (e.g., 90% relative humidity) at a certain temperature for a specific period of time. After the test, we check for any signs of corrosion or changes in electrical performance. This test helps us ensure that our products can be used in humid environments without significant degradation.

Salt Spray Test

For applications in marine or coastal environments, the socket may be exposed to salt - containing air. We perform salt spray tests to evaluate the corrosion resistance of the socket. The socket is placed in a salt - spray chamber, where a salt - water solution is sprayed onto it. After a specified period of time, we check the surface of the socket for any signs of corrosion. If the socket shows good corrosion resistance, it means that it can be used in salt - rich environments.

Chemical Compatibility Tests

The Bulk Fixed Socket PKG may come into contact with various chemicals in different applications. We conduct chemical compatibility tests to ensure that the socket material can withstand exposure to these chemicals without significant damage. We expose the socket to different chemicals, such as solvents, cleaning agents, and lubricants, and observe any changes in its appearance, mechanical properties, and electrical performance. If there are no adverse effects, it means that the socket has good chemical compatibility.

In conclusion, as a supplier of Bulk Fixed Socket PKG, we are committed to ensuring that our products meet the highest test standards. By conducting comprehensive electrical, mechanical, environmental, and chemical compatibility tests, we can provide our customers with high - quality and reliable products. If you are interested in our Bulk Fixed Socket PKG products or have any questions about the test standards, feel free to contact us for further discussion and procurement negotiation.

References

  • Industry standards for electrical connectors
  • Technical literature on connector testing methods

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