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Free e-book · 2026/27 edition

Industrial electrical connections: complete guide

Engineering, reliability and efficiency in industry

PDF · 66 pages · 29 chapters · 21.2 MB

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Contents

What you will find

Seven independent parts and 29 chapters. Each part can be read on its own, according to your role in the operation.

Part I

Fundamentals

  • 1. The connection as a strategic element of production
  • 2. Anatomy and operation
  • 3. Technologies and functions
  • 4. Industrial environments and their demands

Part II

Engineering and specification

  • 5. The three-stage selection method
  • 6. Sizing and compatibility
  • 7. Protection rating: IP66, IP67, IP68 and IP69
  • 8. Mechanical strength: the IK code
  • 9. Materials, sealing and ageing
  • 10. Condensation, ingress and capillarity
  • 11. Common specification and installation errors

Part III

Reliability and maintenance

  • 12. Connections and TPM
  • 13. Inspection and planned maintenance
  • 14. Signs of degradation and diagnosis
  • 15. Reliability, availability and unplanned downtime

Part IV

Lean and competitiveness

  • 16. Waste starts with the choice of component
  • 17. Connections and OEE
  • 18. Total cost of ownership
  • 19. The hidden cost of electrical failures

Part V

Applications and cases

  • 20. Applications in hostile environments
  • 21. Case studies
  • 22. Lessons learned

Part VI

Technology and solutions

  • 23. Techno's technology
  • 24. Product families and technical data
  • 25. How to evaluate solutions
  • 26. Professional specification checklist

Part VII

Toolbox

  • 27. The tools and where each one fits
  • 28. From problem to standard: an applied roadmap
  • 29. Going deeper: reading path

Audience

Who this e-book is for

  • Designers: start with Part II (engineering and specification)
  • Maintenance teams: start with Part III (reliability and maintenance)
  • Buyers and those accountable for results: start with Part IV (Lean and competitiveness)
  • Those leading continuous improvement: start with Part VII (toolbox)

Application

How to use it in your work

  1. Start with the part that matches your role.
  2. Use the professional specification checklist (chapter 26) before requesting a quotation.
  3. Use the toolbox (Part VII) to go from problem to standard, with a pilot and measurement.

Who is behind it

  • Mario AdinolfiTechnical content. Director of Techno do Brasil.
  • Prof. Vagner SoaresTechnical analysis and editing. Professor and production engineer, SENAI instructor and mentor in the Brasil Mais Produtivo programme; Manufatura Enxuta.

No illustrative example represents a result measured at a customer. When there is a real record, the text states the source; one of them, the football pitch lighting, carries an installer's account of opening the connector four years later and finding no trace of water. It is a single account, without laboratory measurement.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the e-book really free?

Yes. The download is direct and requires no sign-up.

What are the file format and size?

PDF with 66 pages and about 21.2 MB. It opens on computer, tablet and phone.

What is the difference between the basic and the complete guide?

The basic guide has 20 pages and 13 chapters, for a first read. The complete guide has 66 pages, 7 parts and 29 chapters, for reference and specification.

Are the calculation examples real results?

No. Example figures are illustrative and labelled as such. When there is a real record, the text states the source.

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