Harwin Gecko Screw-Lok 1.25mm Pitch Connector | Tech Specs
Harwin’s Gecko Screw-Lok series is part of the low-profile, dual row, 1.25 mm pitch Gecko connector family that is up to 45% smaller and 75% lighter than Micro-D connectors.
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Harwin Gecko Screw-Lok 1.25mm Pitch Connector
Harwin’s Gecko Screw-Lok series is part of the low-profile, dual row, 1.25 mm pitch Gecko connector family that is up to 45% smaller and 75% lighter than Micro-D connectors. The Gecko-SL offers stainless steel screw fixings for maximum retention and strain relief, and all screw fixings are “Mate-before-Lok” for fast, easy mating before engaging the screws. The connectors are based on Harwin’s patented 4-finger beryllium copper contacts for reliable contact under heavy shock and vibration, and they support 1000 mating cycles. Each gold-plated contact has a 2.8A current rating, and all contacts simultaneously are rated for 2.0A each. For EMI-sensitive applications, Harwin offers matching lightweight aluminum backshells that accommodate metal braiding for effective shielding and cable protection. Harwin Gecko-SL connectors are ideal for cable-to-board and board-to-board applications that require high reliability over a long product lifetime.
- Low-profile, 1.25mm pitch with stainless steel screw fixings
- Up to 45% smaller and 75% lighter than Micro-D connectors
- Rated for 20g vibration, 100g shock (Z-axis, 6 m/s)
- 2.8 A individual contact rating, 2.0 A on all contacts simultaneously
- Available aluminum backshells and metal braiding for shielding and protection
- Female and male vertical through-hole and surface-mount variants, cable connector housings, and contacts
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