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How to know if connectors include crimp contacts?

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Former Member over 13 years ago

I know this is a very basic question, but still is a doubt I have...

 

When searching farnell for connectors how does one know if crimp contacts are included with connectors? I'd think most wheren't, but also read some are. Shouldn't there be a field (column) in connectors to state that?

 

In my particular case I'm looking at Multicomp MC34 RECEPTACLE http://pt.farnell.com/multicomp/mc34351/receptacle-free-6way/dp/1578142 , but the general question still holds.

 

Sorry for this simple question, hope somebody can enlighten me.

 

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    0 Catwell over 13 years ago

    G,

     

    On a connector like that, you have to purchase pins along with it. Every single receptacle or din cable I have used go this route. This is so companies do not purchase more than they need.

     

    I think it is not a fair sales model for consumers. I once bought a 8 pin CPC connector and had to buy the pins at 50 cents each. I immediately searched for a fully assembled cable. I found one that was half the price of the original.

     

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    0 Catwell over 13 years ago

    G,

     

    On a connector like that, you have to purchase pins along with it. Every single receptacle or din cable I have used go this route. This is so companies do not purchase more than they need.

     

    I think it is not a fair sales model for consumers. I once bought a 8 pin CPC connector and had to buy the pins at 50 cents each. I immediately searched for a fully assembled cable. I found one that was half the price of the original.

     

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    0 Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to Catwell

    Thanks for your reply.

     

    The pricing isn't made for hobbies. In my case I'll have to buy 100 contacts to use 6... In this case I'd rather buy 6, 50 cents a unit image

     

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