
High-density HARTING DIN 41612 connector with 96 contacts, 2.54mm pitch. Ideal for modular rack systems.
The HARTING DIN 41612 Connector is a high-density backplane connector designed for use in modular rack systems. Featuring a robust plug design with 96 contacts arranged across 3 rows (a+b+c), this component ensures reliable and efficient electrical connections in complex electronic setups.
With a pitch of 2.54mm, this connector is engineered for high-density applications where space is at a premium but performance cannot be compromised. The precise contact arrangement guarantees excellent signal integrity and secure mating, making it an ideal choice for sophisticated industrial and telecommunications equipment.
Key Features
Built to the stringent DIN 41612 standard, this HARTING connector guarantees mechanical and electrical reliability. Whether you are building new modular rack systems or maintaining existing infrastructure, this plug offers a dependable interface for your critical electronic components.
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