09110006133
HARTING offers a large range of terminations technology for contacts: - Screw terminal - Crimp terminal - Axial screw terminal - Cage-clamp terminal - IDC (Insulation displacement terminal) - Han-Quick Lock® termination technique
HARTING's TC 70 Crimp Contact for male connectors offers reliable termination technology for high-current applications. Featuring a robust copper alloy construction with silver plating, these contacts ensure excellent conductivity and durability. With a wire size of 25 mm² and a current rating of 70 A, they are suitable for heavy-duty use. The machined contact design guarantees precision and consistency in performance. Operating efficiently in temperatures ranging from -40 °C to 125 °C, they are ideal for diverse environmental conditions. With a low contact resistance of .5 mΩ and a mating cycle of 500, these contacts provide long-lasting and stable connections. RoHS compliant and with a stripping length of 15.5 mm, they meet international standards for quality and safety in connectivity solutions. Perfect for industrial and commercial applications, the TC 70 Crimp Contact is a reliable choice for your connectivity needs.
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Product Category: | |
Manufacturer: | HARTING |
Manufacturer Part Number: | HARTING 09110006133 |
Series: | TC 70 |
Gender: | Male |
Termination Method: | Crimp |
Contact Material: | Copper Alloy |
Contact Plating: | Silver |
Maximum Operating Temperature: | 125 °C |
Minimum Operating Temperature: | -40 °C |
Contact Resistance: | .5 mΩ |
Mating Cycles: | 500 cycle |
Wire Size: | 25 mm² |
Contact Design: | Machined |
Current Rating: | 70 A |
Stripping Length: | 15.5 mm |
SKU: | HRT09110006133 |
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Environmental Initiative Details
Environmental Initiative: | RoHS |
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Compliant: | Unknown |
Date of this Information: | Unknown |
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Product Change Notice
Product Change Notice
Effective Date | Description of Change | Download |
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09/02/2022 | PCN22001CN-US - product change. Implementation of a radius to the end of the inlet funnel of the crimp hole. This change optimizes handling in the crimping process. | Download |