I need to find more of this item, Can anyone help?

[WW2wirelady]

The only info I have is its from a B-25, it is a split 90 and it has a number of 18387 on it.

If anyone can help me with a part number or where I can find at least 4 of them. I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[Michael Hope]

To me it looks like a 90 degree back shell for an electrical plug, like a MS3108E series. Cannon is a brand name, that is now used as the generic name for the items.

 

[cvairwerks]

What's the connector that is using it? May be cheaper to find the entire assembly, then just the backshells. You can get the backshells new, but they will be a bit different, and probably different colors. A little judicious painting will solve the color issue though. The current base part number for it is part of the MS3108 series connectors. You will need the particular connector data to select the correct backshell and strain relief. MS3108 was superseded by SAE-AS31081, but the MS or AN number is still easily found.

 

[MiTasol]

Go to MIL-SPECS and look up MS3108 series until you find the part you need. Then try http://www.krn.com/

 

[cvairwerks]

Then try http://www.krn.com/

Unfortunately that's a dead link as of right now.

 

[Michael Hope]

To me it looks like a 90 degree back shell for an electrical plug, like a MS3108E series. Cannon is a brand name, that is now used as the generic name for the items.

Here is a link to the ITT Cannon web site for the series connector with the split back shell:

MIL-DTL-5015 (A&B) / CA Threaded Series | ITT Cannon

www.ittcannon.com

 

[MiTasol]

Bugga

I used to buy a lot of stuff from them at good prices.

 

[dick56]

You might try this site as it breaks down all the components of the Cannon plugs into part numbers. I use to buy these two prong Cannon plugs for under $20.00 now I see them at $75.

https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/578/original-3135428.pdf