Thread‑Mated Flange‑Mount Hermetic Connector Receptacle

This hermetic connector receptacle combines two structural features: thread mating and flange mounting. Thread mating means the receptacle connects and locks to its mating part through threads, while flange mounting means the receptacle body is fixed to a panel or cavity wall through a flange face. Together, the receptacle is fixed by the flange and locked by the thread, forming an assembly sequence of fixing first, then locking. This structure is often used at sealed connection points that see repeated mating cycles or need stable connection retention, because the thread mating provides continuous locking force at the joint.

A combined thread-and-flange structure places high demands on coaxiality and thread machining accuracy. The company uses projectors, high-magnification microscopes, and tensile testers for dimensional and appearance checks on mating parts of this kind. Sintering equipment includes chain sintering furnaces, chain oxidation furnaces, tube furnaces, and muffle furnaces. The company holds ISO9001:2015 and GJB9001C-2017 quality management system certifications. For thread-mated receptacles, the relative position between the flange face and the threaded section usually needs to be controlled during machining.

For flange receptacle variants without thread mating in the same series, refer to our Sealed Connector Plug Series; for sensor-side mating parts, refer to our Sensor Base Solutions.