Interconnection


Cable-to-board connectors

9 June 2010 Interconnection

The Nicomatic CrimpFlex connector family, with its contact spacing of 1,27 mm, offers a range of industry compatible board and flat cable connectors, enabling a variety of cable-to-board interconnections.

The 1,27 mm CrimpFlex contact concept displays the same characteristics as the 2,54 mm CrimpFlex connectors, with strong mechanical strength and low contact resistance. This is achieved by piercing of the conductor at six points: four for electrical continuity and two for mechanical strength. Assembly machines mass terminate the contacts up to 50 or 60 at a time, with contacts crimped flat on the circuits allowing for easier handling and performance. Contacts slide easily into housings.

Crimp contacts are available in male solder-tab and female style either in tin or gold plating. Housings in standard or latching styles – single row up to 50 positions, double row to 100 position. 1,27 mm Flex Jumper Cables are also available as with our 2,54 mm pitch in custom or standard lengths that is both fast and cost effective.

For more information contact Hiconnex, +27 (0)11 315 1909, [email protected], www.hiconnex.co.za



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