M12 connectors for surface mount technology
Products from several binder M12 series lines are available as surface-mount devices (SMDs), suitable for further processing in fully automated processes, such as for the particularly dense, double-sided assembly of PCBs. They’re also used in automation technology devices, sensors, actuators, and robotics.
During miniaturizing electronic assemblies, surface mounting has proven itself in component assembly with high component density. In contrast to the classic through-hole technology (THT) or through-hole reflow (THR) process, the SMD contact pins are placed directly on the surface in the SMT process and connected using solder paste instead of being inserted through the PCB and then soldered. This allows significant space savings: for example, many connectors can be mounted with very small distances in one plane, as is required for passive/active sensor distributors in automation technology.
The binder SMT products are available in versions with 4, 6, and 8 contacts and different codings. They’re available in shielded and unshielded versions. The M12 connectors are also available in different versions – for example, as a set with different flange housings, as a built-in part in blister packaging, or in tape and reel packaging for automated processing.
All M12 products from binder provide industry-relevant protection against dust and water, according to IP67. The binder variants are based on the current market standards regarding the PCB drilling pattern, meaning switching to binder products requires little effort.
Binder USA
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