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For sale: .100 molex connectors by the thousand

By HHaase

8 years ago



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    #1 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

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    .100 molex connectors by the thousand

    Added: 2015-10-29 22:03:00 UTC • Ended: December 11th, 2015
    Condition: New (selling multiple, business)

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    Technically, these are Keltron crimp contacts, not Molex. They are compatible with Molex .100 sized KK connectors. I've been using these as the standard crimp contact in all my products. But I'm moving toward automated crimping, and these are loose bulk connectors. So I don't need quite so many.

    I have 7 packages of 1,000 pieces each.
    Part number CT2822-L-T

    Asking $40 per thousand, plus shipping.


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    #2 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    3,000 gone
    4,000 left

    -Hans

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    #3 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    5 down, 2 to go

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    #4 8 years ago
     
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    #5 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    Yep, got yours all set to go when the mail goes out Monday.

    One pack left for grabs.

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    #6 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    Last one has been claimed.
    Might have some more clearance stuff of this nature in a few days, so keep an eye out.

    -Hans

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    #7 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    Any interest in JST or Amphenol branded connectors? Just got 5 partial to full spools.

    Updated all the part numbers, found correct mfr part numbers. Looks like the numbers I listed earlier were internal.
    I'll just make it a blanket 2 cents each on all of them.
    AMP 61314-10 - 400pcs (Amp mate-n-lock female socket connector)
    AMP 66504-3 - 3,700pcs (Amphlimite crimp snap, gold over phosphor bronze, 20-24 gauge)
    AMP 350079-1 - 8,000 pcs (AMP mate-n-lock male pin. 22-30 gauge_
    AMP 350079-1(?) - 6,000 pcs (best guess at actual p/n, appears same as above.)
    JST SPH-002T-P 0.5S - 2,000 pcs

    Also have a bag of 315 Molex 8 pin bottom entry connectors..... had a couple ordering snafu's a while back. Whoops.
    $100 for the bag.

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    #8 8 years ago
     
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    ForceFlow

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    Quoted from HHaase:

    They LOOK darn similar to Molex .093 male and female pins..

    I recently discovered that AMP Mate-N-Lok connectors that *look* similar to standard molex .063/.084/.093" connectors are not actually cross compatible.

    So far, I've seen the AMP Mate-N-Lok connectors used on GamePlan and Allied Leisure games.

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    #9 8 years ago
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    HAN

    HHaase

    Siegecraft

    14y 89,550 3,100 5 12

    I agree, I don't think they are actually compatible. Figured I'd throw it out for people that have other interests outside pinball that could use them. Looks like these are older part numbers too, having trouble cross referencing to current stock.

    They all came with my crimping press as part of a bulk deal.... kinda got sold a bit of goods on these spools. I thought I was getting Molex KK 254's. Press and die's are exactly what I needed though. Now I just need to get some funding together so I can also crimp KK 396's with this beast.

    -Hans

    Edit: Hey, that's interesting. Looks like the 61314 part number is a common for late 70's to early 80's Harley's

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