Crimp Contacts (2.404 artikelen)

Mini-Fit Sr. Crimp Terminal, Male, 14-16 AWG, Silver (Ag)

The Samtec CC03 is a 2.54mm tiger eye crimp contact which used reeled contact.20 to 24 AWG wire cable support

1.50mm Pitch Pico-Lock Crimp Terminal, Reel, AWG 30-32

Gender = Female For Use With = MSTBC Connector Series = MSTBC-MT Termination Method = Crimp Minimum Wire Size AWG = 20AWG Maximum Wire Size AWG = 18AWG

For Reference only : 70058 and 71851 Series also used with 70450 Series Housings. Molex SL Crimp Contacts, 70058, 71851 and 70021 Series. These ranges of SL series crimp terminal contacts offers to...

2.00mm Pitch Crimp Terminal, Female, 24-30 AWG, Bag

Stock number 782-9851 is a reel of 4000 pieces. TE Connectivity Uninsulated Signal Contacts - Multimate Series II and III+. Multimate Series II and III+ uninsulated signal Contacts for use with rec...

TE Connectivity AMPMODU Short Point Crimp Snap-In Receptacle Contacts. A range of TE Connectivity AMPMODU short point contacts designed to mate with 0.64mm square or round posts that are 4.29 to 6....

Type XII crimp contacts for CPC. Power contacts. Snap-on and removable, unlocked via the front of the connector. Contacts with insulation support. Extraction tool available separately.

Amp-Quick Contacts

SL Crimp Terminal, Series 70058, Female, 22-24 AWG, with 0.38μm Selective Gold (Au) Plated Contact, Reel

TE Connectivity TERMI-POINT Clip Style Contacts. TERMI-POINT clip style contacts made from tin plated phosphor bronze. TERMI-POINT contacts ; 680-5160 680-5160 and ; 680-5163 680-5163 are for use w...

Gender = Female For Use With = Micro-Lock Plus Receptacle Housing 505565 Series = 505565 Termination Method = Crimp or Compression

The TE Connectivity Mini Dynamic Series Connector Contact has contact type Receptacle and connector system of Component-to-Wire with 26AWG Wire Size.Receptacle Contact Type

TE Connectivity Positive Lock Connector Contacts - MK I 250 Series. MK I 250 Series positive lock receptacle and flag style crimp terminals with reduced insertion force and snap action locking whic...