Conector D-Sub Harting 09664127601 37 pinos fêmea preto metálico

The Harting 09664127601 is a D-Sub 37-pin female connector with a black metallic finish designed for reliable board-level connections. It uses wave-soldering terminations and is constructed from glass-fibre filled polybutylene terephthalate (PBTP) housing with plated steel shell and copper-alloy contacts. The connector is RoHS compliant and rated for a nominal current of 6.5 A, offering a compact, durable interface for electronic equipment.

Advantages

This D-Sub connector provides a robust mechanical shell and corrosion-resistant plated steel body with reliable copper-alloy contacts for signal transmission. The glass-fibre filled thermoplastic housing increases dimensional stability and heat resistance during soldering. Wave-solder terminations allow efficient PCB assembly and the 37-contact layout supports multi-signal connections in a single connector.

Suitable for

• PCB-mounted serial and parallel interface connections
• Industrial control and automation equipment
• Measurement and test instruments
• Embedded systems and communication modules

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Harting
• MPN: 09664127601
• Type: D-Sub 37-pin, female
• Termination: Wave soldering
• Rated current: 6.5 A
• Housing material: Glass-fibre filled PBTP (thermoplastic resin)
• Shell material: Plated steel
• Contacts: 37, copper alloy
• Finish: Black metallic
• RoHS: Compliant
• Weight: 16.54 g (approx.)

How to use

Place the connector onto the printed circuit board aligning the wave-solder terminations with the plated through-holes or pads. Follow standard PCB assembly procedures for wave soldering, observing the recommended preheat and solder bath temperatures for PBTP housings. After soldering, verify contact continuity and mechanical fastening to ensure secure mating with the corresponding D-Sub mating connector.

Recommendations

Use the connector within its rated current of 6.5 A and protect it from mechanical overload and corrosive environments. For reliable solder joints, follow the PCB manufacturer and Harting application notes for wave-solder profiles and PCB layout guidelines.