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351-10-133-00-004000 is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp.. Its product description is CONN HEADER VERT 33POS 2.54MM. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. part number 351-10-133-00-004000 is a vertical header connector designed for board-to-board interconnection applications. This component features a single row of contacts with a total of 33 positions, providing reliable electrical connectivity in compact electronic assemblies. The connector utilizes a through-hole mounting type and solder termination method to ensure secure attachment to printed circuit boards. It operates within a standard temperature range suitable for general industrial and commercial electronics environments.
Verify the specific contact length requirements against your design specifications before procurement. Confirm that the push-pull fastening style aligns with your enclosure constraints. Ensure the through-hole termination method matches your manufacturing capabilities. Check for any recent product change notices or obsolescence alerts from the manufacturer prior to finalizing orders.
Select this component when a vertical header with a high pin count is required for dense board stacking. Consider the push-pull feature if manual insertion force reduction is necessary. Evaluate the physical dimensions of the 33-position layout to ensure compatibility with your PCB footprint. Compare alternative series if different contact materials or plating thicknesses are needed for specific environmental conditions.
This connector belongs to the Mill-Max 351 series, which specializes in precision-machined interconnect components. The series is known for high reliability and is widely used in demanding applications such as telecommunications and defense systems. Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. is a recognized global leader in producing these types of high-density connectors, emphasizing precision engineering and durability in their product lines.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers: 351-10-133-00-010000.
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