PCB Connectors
The metal terminal block pins are machined (turned pin), not soldered, therefore more robust than lower cost products on the market. The use of high-quality slotted screws gives further piece of mind that the terminal block will not be the weakest part of the system.
The range includes fixed PCB mounted terminals and pluggable options from 2.5/2.54mm to 10/10.16mm pitch.
Types of wire clamping connection include: -
- Wire protection
- Strain relief clamp
- Eccentric top
- Tension spring
- Leg spring
Important Notice: We are experiencing supply delays for PCB terminal blocks from the CONTA-CON product range.These supply bottlenecks are not a problem specific to CONTA-CLIP; there are likely to be experienced worldwide for PCB terminals.We intend to give priority to our existing customers but please bear with us as stock could be delayed.For any new enquiries/orders, please check with us before you make any commitments regarding orders and expected delivery dates!
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