While soldered connectors have many advantages, crimp connectors can eliminate many of the negative effects of soldering.
Since no soldering is required, the press-fit technique greatly reduces thermal stress on the connector, which can be beneficial in certain manufacturing applications.
Press-fit connectors are also easier to repair or replace and are more environmentally friendly than soldered components (due to no soldering), and the crimp technology offers several other unique benefits.
High reliability: The crimp connector technology is reliable, even in high vibration and thermal cycling environments.
High repeatability: Crimp connector technology guarantees a perfect fit every time, with a failure rate 100 times lower than hand soldered components, this technology eliminates any risk of imperfect surface-to-surface bonding and improves the reliability of electronic assemblies. reliability.
High flexibility: The crimp connector technology leaves room for various PCB thicknesses and is suitable for receiving one or both sides of the PCB, and these components are also suitable for mass production.
