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Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector – Empire, Key Houston & Schmidt
Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector – Empire, Key Houston & Schmidt
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Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector – Empire, Key Houston & Schmidt
Maintain the electrical connections on compatible abrasive blasting equipment with this Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector.
This connector features a 2-prong twist-lock configuration and cross-references electrical components used on Empire Abrasive Equipment, Key Houston, and Schmidt / Axxiom blasting equipment.
Part Information
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Product: Female Twist-Lock Electrical Connector
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Connector Type: Twist-Lock
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Configuration: Female, 2-Prong
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Application: Electrical Connections on Compatible Abrasive Blasting Equipment
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Equipment Type: Industrial Abrasive Blasting Equipment
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Quantity: One Connector
OEM Cross-Reference Part Numbers
Empire Abrasive Equipment Company
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534011
Key Houston
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10352
Schmidt Manufacturing / U.S. Filter / Axxiom Manufacturing
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7109-200
Features
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Female 2-prong electrical connector
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Twist-lock connection design
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Designed to mate with a compatible male twist-lock connector
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Helps maintain a secure electrical connection when properly engaged
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Individual service component for electrical equipment maintenance
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Cross-references multiple abrasive blasting equipment manufacturers
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Useful for maintaining and repairing older industrial blasting equipment
What the Twist-Lock Connector Does
A twist-lock connector provides an electrical connection that is mechanically secured by rotating the mating connector into its locked position.
Unlike a conventional straight-pull electrical connector, the twist-lock design helps resist accidental separation when properly engaged.
This type of connection can be useful on industrial equipment where movement, vibration, or routine equipment handling may affect electrical connections.
Common Reasons for Replacement
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Existing connector is cracked or broken
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Electrical contacts are worn or damaged
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Connector no longer locks securely
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Intermittent electrical connection
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Corroded or deteriorated contacts
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Damaged connector housing
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Existing connector is missing
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Repairing or refurbishing older abrasive blasting equipment
Verify the Connector Configuration
Not all 2-prong twist-lock connectors are interchangeable.
Before ordering, verify:
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Female connector configuration
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Two-prong connection pattern
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Matching male connector design
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Original OEM part number
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Required electrical voltage and amperage ratings
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Compatibility with the equipment's electrical system
Matching the number of prongs alone does not guarantee compatibility.
Finding Parts for Older Abrasive Blasting Equipment
Industrial blasting equipment from Empire, Key Houston, Schmidt, and Axxiom can remain in service for decades. As equipment ages, individual electrical components can become difficult to identify, particularly when working from older parts manuals.
That's why we include the original manufacturer part numbers and cross-reference information whenever possible.
For this component, the key identification information is:
Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector
Cross-references:
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Empire 534011
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Key Houston 10352
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Schmidt / Axxiom 7109-200
Important
This listing is for one Female 2-Prong Twist-Lock Electrical Connector.
The mating male connector, wiring, electrical controls, and other equipment components are sold separately unless specifically stated otherwise.
Always verify the original part number, connector configuration, and electrical specifications before ordering.
Electrical Safety
Disconnect and isolate electrical power before installing, removing, or servicing any electrical connector.
Inspect the mating connector, contacts, wiring, and insulation for damage. Never operate equipment with damaged electrical connections, exposed conductors, or improperly secured wiring.
Need another part for your Empire, Key Houston, Schmidt, or Axxiom abrasive blasting equipment? Contact us with the original part number or equipment model—we'll help you identify the correct part to keep your machine working.
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