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M30-6000746 is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Harwin Inc.. Its product description is CONN HEADER SMD 7POS 1.25MM. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Harwin M30-6000746 is a 7-position, single-row wire-to-board connector housing from the M30 series. It features a 1.25 mm pitch and utilizes a shrouded design for polarized mating. The component is intended for cable mount or free-hanging installation styles. Constructed with nylon insulation, it supports surface-mount termination methods for PCB integration. This housing pairs with compatible male pin contacts to form a complete interconnection system.
Verify the specific datasheet revision and RoHS compliance status directly with Harwin Inc. before procurement. Confirm that the required contact parts are ordered separately, as housings do not include terminals. Ensure storage conditions meet manufacturer specifications to prevent moisture absorption in the nylon material prior to soldering.
Select this part when a 7-position, 1.25 mm pitch solution is required for surface-mount applications. Compare against other M30 variants if different row counts or termination styles like through-hole are needed. Validate mechanical fit within the enclosure constraints and ensure mating connectors share the same pitch and locking mechanism for reliable operation.
This component belongs to the Harwin M30 series of rectangular connectors, designed for high-reliability applications. The series offers various configurations including headers, sockets, and wire housings. The M30-6000746 specifically addresses the need for small-form-factor, surface-mountable wire connections in space-constrained electronic assemblies.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Cross-reference with other Harwin M30 series housings only if position count and pitch requirements can be adjusted. Verify compatibility with existing tooling and mating components before considering any alternative sourcing.
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