Amphenol 47712-001LF Amphenol Industrial Connectors

Razz Middle East supplies Amphenol industrial connectors across Saudi Arabia. The range covers M12 and M8 sensor connectors, MIL-spec circular connectors and their backshells, D-subminiature connectors and coaxial interfaces. Parts are sourced to order against the exact Amphenol part number and delivered duty-paid to site.

Amphenol 47712-001LF

This page covers Amphenol part number 47712-001LF — Amphenol Industrial Connectors. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Amphenol Industrial Connectors

An Amphenol order is normally a connector system rather than a single item: a shell or housing, an insert with a defined contact arrangement, the contacts themselves in crimp or solder form, and a backshell or gland that anchors the cable and controls strain relief and shielding. The industrial circular families follow the long-established MIL-DTL-5015 and 38999 pattern, where the shell size, insert arrangement, contact gender and finish are all encoded in the ordering string, and where mating a plug to a receptacle requires those elements to agree exactly. M12 and M8 sensor connectors cover A, B, D and X coding for power, fieldbus and Ethernet duty, supplied as field-wireable bodies, overmoulded cordsets and panel receptacles. D-sub connectors appear in standard and high-density layouts with matching hoods. Because most of these families are keyed and coded, a connector that looks physically similar can still be non-mating, which is why the full ordering code rather than a description is the working identifier.

Amphenol Industrial Connectors in Saudi Arabia

Amphenol connectors turn up wherever plant instrumentation and machinery must be disconnected and reconnected without rewiring. M12 cordsets link proximity sensors, flow meters and valve islands on packaging, bottling and dairy lines in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province, and carry PROFINET and EtherNet/IP traffic on machine networks. MIL-spec circular connectors are common on generator sets, drilling and workover equipment, mobile plant and military-derived hardware used across the oil and gas sector, where vibration and dust demand a threaded coupling rather than a plug-in body. Utility and SEC substation panels, marine and port equipment, and desalination pump skids use circular and D-sub interfaces on control and metering wiring. The coastal environment at Jubail, Yanbu and Ras Al Khair is aggressive, so shell plating and gland sealing matter as much as the contact arrangement, and connectors on outdoor equipment should be specified with that exposure in mind.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the complete Amphenol ordering code exactly as printed, including dashes and any suffix such as -SL8D01 or -4S, because those characters carry the contact arrangement and gender. For a mating pair, state whether you need the plug, the receptacle or both, and confirm male or female contacts on each half. Circular connectors usually need contacts and a backshell listed separately unless the reference is a complete assembly. For M12 cordsets, give the coding, the number of poles, straight or angled bodies at each end, and the cable length. For crimp contacts, note the conductor cross-section. If you are matching an existing installation, a photograph of the mated pair and the panel cut-out helps confirm shell size. These parts are sourced to order, typically three weeks, and delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.