
F37P1G2-0982 D-Sub 37P Male PCB Connector
D-Sub connector with 37P male configuration for PCB use. Product code F37P1G2-0982.
- Product code
- F37P1G2-0982
- Connector type
- D-SUB
- Configuration
- 37P MALE
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Engineering support
Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice