From 3M, these metal shell d-sub conenctors are ideal where heavy duty conenctions are required in challenging environments.

• Cable mounting D connectors designed for Class II performance
• Tin plated with dimples for excellent grounding
• Robust metal shell

• For tooling see stock nos. 120-6962 and 192-7748
• These connectors are particularly suitable for use with the 3M colour-coded ribbon cable stock no. 120-8485 (example, 9 pole)

D-sub connectors are used in a variety of electronics applications, and are frequently found in heavy duty computing systems such as in hospital equipment and industrial computers. They are also common in personal and office computing systems.

They are a robust connector that offer a secure connection, meaning they are suitable for use in more challenging environments.

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XXXX-XXX0 part numbers have a Ø3.05 mm flange hole
XXXX-XXX5 part numbers have a #4-40 UNC threaded flange.
XXXX-XXX9 part numbers have a rivet crimp flange

To link a cable to your PCB, reach for this D-sub connector from 3M. Its contacts are made from highly conductive copper alloy and are plated with robust gold over nickel, so you can be sure of corrosion resistance, as well as reliable power and signal transmissions. Thanks to its 15-way design and dimensions of 39.4 (L) x 16.5 (W) x 12.4mm (D), this unit lets you make multiple connections from a compact housing.

• Right-angle orientation to fit into awkward spaces
• UL 94V-0 flammability rating indicates embers will stop burning in 10 seconds
• Tough PBT housing offers insulation protection to prevent electric hazards
• 1.27mm pitch for wide compatibility

• Computer peripherals
• Audio-visual devices
• Measuring instruments

As this connector features IDC termination, its sharp contact points pierce your wire insulation to reach the conductors, eliminating the need to strip it first.