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6 results for “J01010B” · Sorted by relevance

6 results for “J01010B”
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  • Telegaertner J01010B0007 TNC Straight Plug Crimp G7

    Telegaertner

    Telegaertner J01010B0007 TNC Straight Plug Crimp G7

    J01010B0007

    TNC straight plug with crimp/crimp termination for cable group G7 (RG-316/U). Manufacturer part number J01010B0007.

    Manufacturer
    Telegaertner
    Manufacturer part number
    J01010B0007
    EAN
    4018359190170

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  • TNC Angle Plug J01010B0012, Solder/Crimp, 50 OHM

    Telegaertner

    TNC Angle Plug J01010B0012, Solder/Crimp, 50 OHM

    J01010B0012

    TNC angle plug with solder/crimp termination and 50 OHM impedance. Manufacturer part number J01010B0012.

    Manufacturer
    Telegaertner
    Connector type
    TNC angle plug
    Termination
    solder/crimp

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  • Telegaertner J01010B0023 TNC Angle Plug

    Telegaertner

    Telegaertner J01010B0023 TNC Angle Plug

    J01010B0023

    TNC angle plug for G42 (2.7/7.1) and RG-213/U cables. The connector has a solder/clamp termination and pressure sleeve IP67.

    Manufacturer
    Telegaertner
    Connector type
    TNC angle plug
    Termination
    solder/clamp

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  • Telegaertner J01010B0035 TNC Straight Plug

    Telegaertner

    Telegaertner J01010B0035 TNC Straight Plug

    J01010B0035

    Telegaertner J01010B0035 is a TNC straight plug for Low Loss 240 Rail FRLSZH cable. It uses crimp/crimp termination.

    Manufacturer
    Telegaertner
    Connector type
    TNC Straight Plug
    Termination
    crimp/crimp

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Engineering support

Specs alone don't always tell the whole story.

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

  • 01Interference and EMC
  • 02Environment and sealing
  • 03Routing and movement
  • 04Mechanical stress and vibration
  • 05Temperature
  • 06Assembly and termination