Description
The D38999/32Z13N is a military-standard protective dust cover engineered to safeguard unmated MIL-DTL-38999 Series III connectors against moisture, sand, dirt, and mechanical damage. Manufactured to rigorous aerospace defense standards, this shell size 13 cap ensures mission-critical interconnect assemblies remain clean, conductive, and ready for deployment.
Corrosion Resistance with Class Z Black Zinc Nickel
Designed as a high-performance, environmentally friendly replacement for traditional olive drab cadmium, the Class Z Black Zinc Nickel finish provides superior protection against galvanic and atmospheric corrosion. It withstands up to 500 hours of continuous salt spray exposure, maintains electrical conductivity for dependable EMI/RFI shielding, and complies fully with modern RoHS and REACH directives.
Captive Wire Lanyard Assembly
The unit features an integrated stainless steel wire rope lanyard coated in a protective Teflon jacket to avoid marring adjacent finishes. Terminated with an N-style solid eyelet ring, the lanyard anchors directly to panel-mount hardware or chassis bulkheads, preventing misplacement during maintenance, inspection, and field repair operations.
Key Features & Technical Specifications:
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Standard: MIL-DTL-38999 Series III (MIL-Spec compliant)
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Shell Size: 13
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Cover Type: Style 32 (Protective cap for plug/receptacle interfaces)
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Base Material: High-grade machined aluminum alloy
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Finish / Class: Class Z (Zinc Cobalt / Black Zinc Nickel, conductive)
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Corrosion Resistance: 500 hours salt spray (ASTM B117 standard)
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Lanyard Construction: Stainless steel wire rope with abrasion-resistant jacket
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Terminal Eyelet: N style (fixed ring eyelet for screw attachment)
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Operating Temperature: -65°C to +175°C (-85°F to +347°F)
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Environmental Sealing: Complete protection against liquid intrusion, sand, and dust
Typical Industry Applications:
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Military tactical communication systems & soldier-worn gear
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Aerospace avionics and commercial flight electronics
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Ground defense vehicles, radar arrays, and naval combat systems
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High-reliability industrial robotics, marine instrumentation, and harsh-environment automation






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