
HARTING DIN 41612 receptacle with 32 contacts, 2.54mm pitch, 2 rows (a+b). Ideal for backplane systems.
The HARTING DIN 41612 Connector is a reliable backplane socket designed for modular electronic card systems. With 32 contacts arranged in 2 rows (a+b), this receptacle ensures secure and stable connections in demanding industrial environments.
Featuring a 2.54mm pitch, this connector is suitable for standard PCB layouts, providing consistent performance and ease of integration. The robust construction and precision engineering make it an ideal choice for applications where reliability and durability are critical.
Key Features
This DIN 41612 receptacle is perfect for use in backplane systems, card cages, and modular electronic enclosures. Its precise design ensures a secure fit and reliable electrical connectivity, making it a trusted component for industrial electronics.
Whether you are building new systems or maintaining existing ones, the HARTING DIN 41612 Connector delivers the performance and quality you expect from a leading brand.
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