39-00-0040

The 39-00-0040 is a crimp terminal manufactured by Molex. Crimp terminals are electrical connectors used to terminate wires or cables securely to other components, such as connectors, terminals, or PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards). This specific crimp terminal is designed for reliable wire termination in various electrical and electronic applications.

Key Features:

• Crimp Connection: Utilizes crimping technology to establish a secure and reliable electrical connection between the terminal and the wire.

• Tin Plating: Features tin plating on the contact area, providing corrosion resistance and ensuring good electrical conductivity.

• Wire Gauge Compatibility: Compatible with a specific range of wire gauges, ensuring proper fit and secure termination for various wire sizes.

• Wire Insulation: Accommodates insulated wires, providing a secure grip and preventing wire slippage or damage during crimping.

• Durability: Constructed from durable materials, ensuring long-term performance and reliability in demanding environments.

• Easy Installation: Designed for easy installation with crimping tools or equipment, allowing for quick and efficient wire termination.

• Standardized Design: Features a standardized design compatible with corresponding connectors, housings, or receptacles, ensuring interoperability in connector systems.

• RoHS Compliance: Manufactured using materials and processes compliant with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, ensuring environmental sustainability and safety.

Applications:

• Automotive Electronics: Used in automotive wiring harnesses, connectors, and assemblies for electrical connections in vehicle systems such as lighting, sensors, ignition, and power distribution.

• Industrial Equipment: Integrated into industrial machinery, control panels, and automation systems for electrical connections in motor controls, sensors, PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), and power distribution.

• Consumer Electronics: Deployed in consumer electronic devices such as appliances, computers, and audio/video equipment for electrical connections in power supplies, circuit boards, and peripherals.

• Telecommunications: Utilized in telecommunications equipment, networking devices, and data centers for electrical connections in Ethernet cables, patch panels, and communication modules.

• Medical Devices: Integrated into medical equipment and devices for electrical connections in patient monitors, diagnostic devices, imaging systems, and surgical instruments.

• Aerospace and Defense: Used in aerospace and defense applications for electrical connections in avionics systems, military vehicles, communication equipment, and radar systems.

• Renewable Energy: Deployed in renewable energy systems such as solar panels and wind turbines for electrical connections in power distribution, inverters, and battery storage systems.

• Marine and Offshore: Integrated into marine and offshore equipment for electrical connections in shipboard systems, navigation equipment, and offshore platforms.