PCB connector kits contain the elements needed to create electrical connections on printed circuit boards. The kits include different types of connection, such as jumper wires or crimps, and sometimes the PCB housing as well. They are often used to test out different circuit configurations to see what works best for your needs.
What are PCB connector kits used for?
PCB connector kits contain a number of connections, and these can then be connected to the printed circuit board using thePCB housing. They have a range of applications, which can be as diverse military and aerospace applications or as simple as creating prototypes in a workshop.
Types of PCB connector kits
PCB connector kits differ mainly in the types of connection they contain. The connections may be male or female, and can utilise different methods of connection, such as crimping or soldering. They usually do not contain the tools needed to do the connecting, for example crimping tools.
Description:
Magnetic strips which are a flexible extrusion of
Barium Ferrite, available in both plain and adhesive backed forms. The 'soft' nature of the material helps too prevent slippage on vertical surfaces. They are ideal for numerous applications including door closures ...
Description:
Magnetic strips which are a flexible extrusion of
Barium Ferrite, available in both plain and adhesive backed forms. The 'soft' nature of the material helps too prevent slippage on vertical surfaces. They are ideal for numerous applications including door closures ...
Description:
White Coated adhesive backed steel tape creates a
metal surface which will then accept our range of magnetic products. Makes any surface magnetically receptiveStandard adhesive backedCan be cut to any length with scissorsMaterial thickness 0.2mm.
Description:
Shielded, samarium-cobalt flat gripper magnets with galvanised surface
finishThree to five times the adhesive force of hard ferritesInstall by press fitting, gluing, castingTemperature stable up to +200 °CFor use in tensioning and assembly work.
