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Fischer introduces MiniMax connector with a pin socket

14 November, 2014
Fischer introduces MiniMax connector with a pin socket
Fischer introduces MiniMax connector with a pin socket
The pin socket MiniMax is available as standalone connector, able to be mounted on a flex or cabled by the users, or as a complete pre-cabled solution.

November 14, 2014 - Fischer Connectors introduces MiniMax connector with a pin socket in 19 and 24 pin configuration.,This connector is suited for handheld or body-worn applications, for instrumentation and for test equipment. The pin socket version of the MiniMax is available as standalone connector, able to be mounted on a flex or cabled by the users, or as a complete pre-cabled solution. While the 24 pin configuration is available with 4 power and 20 signal contacts, the 19 pin configuration of the MiniMax Series will feature 4 power and 15 signal contacts as standard, with as unique feature the possibility to increase the number of power contacts depending on the cable used. Within the signal contacts, there are 2 advanced contacts for USB power connections as available option.

The MiniMax Series is available in three latching systems: push-pull, screw lock and quick release. The most important specifications are as follows:

  • Small profile: less than 7mm inside the box
  • Sealed IP68 (2m/24h), both mated and unmated
  • Unbreakable keying system withstands over 4 Nm of torque
  • Over-molded assemblies able to withstand 40 kg of pull (break-away) force

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