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MK LP 242 62 Z is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Fischer Elektronik. Its product description is Low profile. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Fischer Elektronik MK LP 242 62 Z is a high-density D-subminiature connector component designed for secure signal transmission in electronic assemblies. This specific part number denotes a male pin contact variant intended for panel mounting applications, featuring a robust metallic construction to ensure reliable electrical continuity under mechanical stress. The design supports standard D-sub housing configurations, providing stable connectivity for data and control signals within industrial and commercial equipment environments.
Verify the exact contact configuration and plating specifications against the official Fischer Elektronik datasheet for part MK LP 242 62 Z. Ensure compatibility with the intended D-sub housing size and mating counterpart pins. Confirm that the panel cutout dimensions align with the mounting requirements specified in the manufacturer's documentation before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a male pin contact is required for panel-mounting into a D-subminiature connector system. Consider the current carrying capacity and insulation voltage ratings relative to the application's electrical load. Evaluate the environmental conditions, such as temperature range and exposure to contaminants, to ensure the material selection meets the durability requirements of the specific deployment scenario.
This component belongs to the Fischer Elektronik line of D-subminiature connectors, a category known for high pin density and reliable performance in demanding electronic applications. Fischer Elektronik specializes in thermal management and interconnection solutions, offering extensive ranges of connectors tailored for industrial, medical, and telecommunications sectors. The MK series represents their standard interconnect hardware designed for robust mechanical and electrical performance.
Cross-reference with other Fischer Elektronik male pin variants for identical D-sub housing sizes if availability is an issue. Verify that any substitute maintains the same contact geometry, mounting style, and electrical ratings. Generic equivalents may lack the specific mechanical tolerances required for secure panel mounting.
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