IDC Punctured wire end connector

Description

– An IDC (Insulation Displacement Connector) is an electrical connector designed to create a connection with a wire by piercing the insulation, rather than requiring the wire to be stripped beforehand.
– This method, also known as insulation piercing, allows for a quick and reliable connection, often used with flat ribbon cables and in telecommunications.

Key Features:
Fast and Efficient:
IDC connectors offer a faster and easier connection process compared to traditional crimping or soldering methods.
Reliable Connection:
The cold welding process provides a secure and durable connection.
No Stripping Required:
The insulation is pierced by the connector, saving time and effort.
Versatile:
IDC connectors are used in various applications, including flat ribbon cables, telecommunications, and more.
Variety of Sizes and Configurations:
IDC connectors are available with different numbers of contacts, pitches (spacing between contacts), and in single or double-row configurations.