69167-113

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Rectangular connectors are one of the most widely used types of electrical connectors available today. With their prominent presence in the commercial, military, aerospace, and industrial sectors in virtually every industry, they are a ubiquitous form of product. One type in particular is the 69167-113, a rectangular connector header or male pin, that is well suited for applications that require a high current, robust electrical connection that can handle a large amount of wear and tear, and can work at temperatures up to 125°C (257°F).

Headers and male pins are the two types of rectangular connectors most widely used. Both are primarily designed for mounting on a printed circuit board (PCB) and are widely used in commercial, military, aerospace, and industrial applications. The 69167-113 is a two-piece connector system consisting of a male pin and a header. It is designed to make a secure, high current, and vibration resistant connection between two PCBs, and it features an approved flange-lock connection that helps ensure the connection remains secure.

The 69167-113 combination connector is designed for commercial applications with an operating temperature range of -55°C (-67°F) to 125°C (257°F). The copper contact material of the male pins is plated with a nickel finish (thickness .0003 inches) for improved electrical conductivity, and the contacts are designed to be both vibration resistant and electrically robust. The 69167-113 male pin and header is also mechanically robust, with an insertion force rating of 33.7 kg, meaning it is able to handle a substantial amount of wear and tear under normal operating conditions. In addition, the contact retention force of the connector is rated up to 10 kg (22 lbs).

In terms of working principle, the 69167-113 rectangular connector system is designed to enable a secure electrical connection between two PCBs with minimal form factor. The male pins of the connector are inserted into connection holes on the printed circuit boards, and the headers are then fastened with the approved flange-lock connection, forming the electrical connection. The resulting connection is designed to meet industry standards for vibration, temperature, and electrical performance.

In conclusion, the 69167-113 male pin and header combination is a rectangular connector that is well suited for applications that require a high current, robust electrical connection with a minimum of form factor. The two-piece design allows for a reliable connection between two printed circuit boards, while the approved flange-lock connection ensures that the connection is secure. Its plated copper contact material with nickel finish allows for improved electrical conductivity, and its mechanical robustness and electrical performance make it ideal for a wide range of commercial, military, aerospace, and industrial applications.

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