Harting D-Sub Conector hembra AWG22-2609670005476 Contacto de crimpado torneado

When building or repairing D-Sub connectors, the quality of each individual contact determines the reliability of the entire connection. This HARTING female crimp contact is engineered for secure, low-resistance terminations in demanding industrial and data environments. Its turned construction and gold plating ensure consistent performance over hundreds of mating cycles.

Who is it for

This contact is ideal for technicians, system integrators, and OEMs who assemble custom D-Sub cable assemblies. It suits professionals working with automation equipment, data communication systems, and industrial machinery where dependable signal integrity is critical. If you need to replace worn contacts or build connectors to exact specifications, this component provides the precision required.

Main features

• Female (socket) contact for standard D-Sub connectors
• Crimp termination for quick, reliable wire attachment
• Accepts wire gauges from AWG 22 to AWG 26
• Turned (machined) contact body for dimensional accuracy
• Gold plating over copper alloy for excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance
• Rated for 5 A current and 250 V voltage
• Low contact resistance of ≤10 mΩ
• Supports up to 500 mating cycles
• Wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C
• RoHS and REACH compliant

Specifications

• Brand: HARTING
• Model: 09670005476
• Product Type: Crimp Contact
• Connector Type: D-Sub
• Contact Gender: Female (Socket)
• Termination Method: Crimp
• Wire Gauge Compatibility: AWG 22-26
• Contact Manufacturing Process: Turned (Machined)
• Contact Plating: Gold
• Contact Material: Copper Alloy
• Current Rating: 5 A
• Voltage Rating: 250 V
• Contact Resistance: ≤10 mΩ
• Insulation Resistance: ≥10^9 Ω
• Mating Cycles: 500
• Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to +125°C
• RoHS Compliant: Yes
• REACH Compliant: Yes
• Series: D-Sub Standard
• Application: Data, Signal, Industrial

Tips

Always use the correct crimping tool designed for turned contacts to achieve a gas-tight connection. Verify the wire insulation diameter matches the contact's crimp barrel to prevent strain. For high-vibration environments, consider additional strain relief on the cable assembly. Store contacts in a dry, clean container to preserve plating integrity.