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The TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and Marine part number 2000670-2 is a receptacle backplane shell component belonging to the High Speed Rugged (HSR) series. It is constructed from Polyamide (PLA) material and is designed for high-reliability interconnect applications in demanding environments. The component is lead-free and RoHS compliant, ensuring adherence to environmental standards while maintaining structural integrity for critical aerospace, defense, and marine systems.
Verify the specific material grade and dimensional tolerances against the official TE Connectivity datasheet before integration. Confirm that the Polyamide construction meets the thermal and mechanical requirements of the target application environment. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors within the High Speed Rugged series to maintain signal integrity and shielding effectiveness.
Select this component when a rugged, non-metallic receptacle shell is required for High Speed Rugged backplane architectures. Consider the Polyamide material properties regarding temperature resistance and chemical exposure. Validate that the PLA composition aligns with weight constraints and environmental sealing needs specific to the assembly.
This component is part of the High Speed Rugged (HSR) product line by TE Connectivity, specialized for mission-critical connectivity solutions. It serves as a structural housing element within larger connector assemblies, providing protection and alignment for internal contacts in harsh operational conditions typical of military and aerospace platforms.
Consult official cross-reference documentation for direct substitutes. Verify that any alternative maintains identical mounting dimensions, material specifications, and HSR series compatibility.

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