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Frequently Asked Questions
What wire guage will you be using?
More exibility with AWG when using Crimp vs. MT. Crimp housings
accept 22-30 AWG and MT housings accept 24-28 AWG.
Are the connectors available for IDC?
Yes, we offer a MT version that is preloaded with IDC contacts.
Is your process automated?
MT housings are more suitable for automated processes.
Where can I nd information on current rating, voltage and
operating temperatures?
Please see Product Specication Information on page 5 of this
Quick Reference Guide.
Which is a more standard header, with or without a locating boss?
The most standard headers tend to have a locating boss as it makes it
easier for the customer to align the connector onto their board.
What special retention mechanisms are available to help ensure
PCB stability?
Most of the T/H headers have kinked legs, and the SMT headers have
solder tabs to help ensure PCB stability.
What are my tooling options?
TE offers comprehensive tooling options including Manual Pistol-Grips,
manual Mini-Press, Pneumatic Mini-press, Semi-Auto DECAM and
an Automatic DECAM tool. For more information, please visit
tooling.te.com
What is the benet of choosing Box over Std type headers?
Box type headers have an extra wall, that is a more reliable connector
design intended to prevent stubbing.