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Brian Krause

Brian has over 30 years of interconnect industry experience, and is currently the vice president of global marketing and communications at Molex Incorporated. I manage the Molex brand as well as the commercialization and promotion of the company’s products worldwide. My responsibilities include advertising, public relations and employee communications. I also oversee Molex's Web site, strategic planning, and the company's internally developed Demand Creation Process, which helps identify new growth segments and customers.

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  • in reply to MolexConnectors

    Hello

    Thanks a lot.

    I  downloaded the pages from internet.So we can tell our customer. We have still 0022035085.

    May I kindly ask if there is any place that I can see   all obsolescence products-numbers and dates of phase out.

    With my regards

    Sule

  • in reply to Former Member
    Hello again Sule,  Unfortunately we do not have anything set up to allow customers to easily search obsolescence product numbers. When a part has a change or will be obsolete soon we typically send out a notice to our field sales and to our major distributors. So if you buy direct from Molex you should be notified by your sales rep of a part being obsolete or if you buy from a distributor they would have been notified of this change. I hope this helps and please let us know if you have any more questions.  You can also call our customer service at 1-800-786-6539 they would also be able to look up any parts for you and let you know if any of them are obsolete or planned for obsolescence.   Thank you.