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| Image | Part Number | Manufacturer | Description | Series | Packaging | Contact Material | Contact Finish | Length - Overall | Terminal Type | Wire Gauge | Foil Crimp Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MNG18-180DFIK-A | 3M | CONN TERM RCPT 18-22AWG CRIMP | Scotchlok™ | Bulk | Brass | Tin | 1.000" (25.40mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 18-22 AWG | - | |
| 60469-1 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | CONN TERM RCPT 20-24AWG CRIMP | - | Cut Tape (CT) | Brass | - | 0.561" (14.25mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 20-24 AWG | - | |
| MNG18-156DFIK-A | 3M | CONN TERM RCPT 18-22AWG CRIMP | Scotchlok™ | Bulk | - | - | 1.020" (25.91mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 18-22 AWG | - | |
| 170073-2 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | CONN TERM RCPT 20-24AWG CRIMP | - | Reel | Brass | Tin | 0.591" (15.00mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 20-24 AWG | - | |
| 2-1377174-9 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | CONN TERM RCPT 16-20AWG CRIMP | Shur-Plug | Bulk | Copper | Tin | 0.984" (25.00mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 16-20 AWG | - | |
| 63830-1 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | CONN TERM PIN 14-18AWG CRIMP | Shur-Plug | Reel | Brass | Tin | 0.655" (16.64mm) | Male, Pin (Plug) | 14-18 AWG | - | |
| CC2643-000 | Agastat Relays / TE Connectivity | CONN TERM PIN 14-16AWG CRIMP | Dura-Seal | Bulk | Brass | Tin | 1.339" (34.00mm) | Male, Pin (Plug) | 14-16 AWG | - | |
| MNG14-156DMK-A | 3M | CONN TERM PIN 14-16AWG CRIMP | Scotchlok™ | Bulk | Brass | Tin | 0.870" (22.10mm) | Male, Pin (Plug) | 14-16 AWG | - | |
| MNG14-180DMK | 3M | CONN TERM PIN 14-16AWG CRIMP | Scotchlok™ | Bulk | - | - | 0.870" (22.10mm) | Male, Pin (Plug) | 14-16 AWG | - | |
| 0191640052 | Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company | CONN TERM RCPT 18-22AWG CRIMP | Perma-Seal | Bulk | Copper | Tin | 1.580" (40.13mm) | Female, Receptacle (Socket) | 18-22 AWG | - |
Barrel and bullet connectors are integral components in the electronics industry, designed for quick and secure wire-to-wire connections. Barrel connectors feature a cylindrical shape that encases the wire ends, ensuring a stable connection. Bullet connectors, on the other hand, consist of male and female components that mate to establish a secure electrical link. These connectors are widely used in automotive wiring, appliances, and other applications where reliable and easily connectable electrical interfaces are crucial.