Molex KK 254 Series Female Crimp Terminal, 30AWG Min, 22AWG Max

KK 254 2759 Series crimp terminal contacts are for use with KK 2695 Series housings and KK 5051 Series housings on 22-30 AWG conductors. Suitable for use in a range of applications these connectors are robust and reliable for assurance when used in your design.

2759 Series Crimp Terminal contacts include:
• 670-2263 Hot Tin Dipped, on reel
• 170-7138 Hot Tin Dipped, bulk reel
• 172-9178 Hot Tin Dipped, loose
• 670-2266 Select Gold with Nickel overall, on reel
• 170-7139 Select Gold with Nickel overall, bulk reel
• 678-3149 Select Gold with Nickel overall, loose
• 670-2276 Select Gold with Gold Flash overall, on reel
• 170-7141 Select Gold with Gold Flash overall, bulk reel
• 678-3155 Select Gold with Gold Flash overall, loose

Appropriate tooling for 2759 Series Crimp Terminal contacts:
For Crimp Tool see stock number 663-4246
For Insertion Tool see stock number 710-6528
For Extraction Tool see stock number 173-3278

Terminate your power supply wires with this female crimp terminal from Molex. It's shaped to accept wires sized 0.05 to 0.35mm² and 22 to 30AWG (American Wire Gauge) for installation flexibility. The dual cantilever design creates multiple contact points for a good electrical connection and a metal tang on the head keeps the terminal secured in its connector housing. You'll find devices like this used in high-vibration applications such as dental equipment, gaming machines and automotive devices.

• Wide operating temperate range of 0°C to +75°C for use in demanding environments
• Brass contacts are tin-plated to improve conductivity and ensure corrosion resistance
• Low-halogen material minimises toxic fumes when heated or set on fire to keep you safe
• Comes in a pack of 100 for convenience

• Automotive electronics
• Home security devices
• Medical equipment
• Gaming and vending machines

Using the correct tool for your crimp terminal will help give you a secure connection. Molex's ratchet tool (663-4246) works well with this crimp terminal. Your wire should be clamped firmly in place by the metal contact and insulation crimp sections.