NEW PRODUCTS – 2mm Pitch 40-Pin Break-apart Male Headers – Pack of 5 / 2mm Pitch 25-Pin Female Socket Headers – Pack of 5

NEW PRODUCTS – 2mm Pitch 40-Pin Break-apart Male Headers – Pack of 5 / 2mm Pitch 25-Pin Female Socket Headers – Pack of 5


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2mm Pitch 40-Pin Break-apart Male Headers – Pack of 5

Never get frustrated with 2mm-pitch modules again! Each one of these 40-pin break-apart header packs contains 5 pieces of 40-pin, 2mm pitch headers. Great for when you need to connect to something with 2mm pitch. Stack these headers side by side or break them apart to receive your desired length. They are even gold plated to ensure longevity without oxidation.

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2mm Pitch 25-Pin Female Socket Headers – Pack of 5


Never get frustrated with 2mm-pitch modules again! Each one of these 25-pin female socket header packs contains 5 pieces of 25-pin, 2mm pitch headers. Great for when you need to connect to something with 2mm pitch. Stack these headers side by side or break them apart to receive your desired length. They are even gold plated to ensure longevity without oxidation. They are not break-apart but you can cut them with diagonal cutters and trim to the size you like.

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In stock and shipping now!


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