Anyone identify these electrical connectors?

[Tinhack]

We/I used to call those round ones ANC Connectors. The square ones are Molex.

 

[npalen]

They look like the Hirschmann C-16 series to me: 6 Pole + Pre-earth CA Series Line Socket | Jaycar Electronics New Zealand

Thanks! Looks right.

 

[Industrial Toys]

All those good old companies made a gizzilion styles of connectors. Many compatible with each other. Amphenol, Cannon, Cinch Jones, the list goes on and on. I guess in certain shops, certain connectors just adopted the name of the manufacturer. Kind of like calling a rotary saw a skilsaw.

 

[kenmbz]

These look like DIN or hirschmann connectors

 

[Wood_Butcher_Dav]

CPC is what we call them - Circular Plastic connectors.

Circular Plastic connectors

TE’s Circular Plastic Connectors (CPC) enable engineers to design rugged products quickly and affordably by offering a versatile range of power and signal options.

www.te.com

Dave

 

[kenmbz]

Or, you can just call Johnson support and ask them:

Laser Levels | Rotary Laser Levels | Dot Laser Levels | Line Laser Levels | Laser Torpedo Level | Laser Level Tools | Laser Level Accessories | Johnson Level & Tool Mfg Company

Laser levels including rotary laser levels, dot laser levels, line laser levels, torpedo lasers, laser level accessories, optical instruments and industrial lasers

www.johnsonlevel.com

888-9-levels

 

[npalen]

Or, you can just call Johnson support and ask them:

Laser Levels | Rotary Laser Levels | Dot Laser Levels | Line Laser Levels | Laser Torpedo Level | Laser Level Tools | Laser Level Accessories | Johnson Level & Tool Mfg Company

Laser levels including rotary laser levels, dot laser levels, line laser levels, torpedo lasers, laser level accessories, optical instruments and industrial lasers

www.johnsonlevel.com

888-9-levels

I really doubt that they would give me the info.

 

[kenmbz]

Have you tried?

 

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