D-Sub connector Harting 09 68 463 5812 37-pin solder right-angle

Harting 37-pin D-Sub connector in a right-angle solder termination format provides a compact and reliable interface for standard 37-pin D-sub connections. The connector is configured for through-hole soldering on a PCB or soldering of individual wires, with a right-angle body suitable for low-profile panel mounting or cable exit. It is intended for signal and data applications in industrial and electronic equipment that require a robust, mechanically stable D-sub mating interface.

Advantages

The right-angle solder termination reduces assembly depth and enables tidy cable routing along the board or panel. Solder terminations provide secure electrical contact and mechanical stability for individual conductor connections or PCB through-hole mounting. The 37-pin density supports multi-signal and multi-channel applications while maintaining compatibility with standard D-sub counterparts. The connector's housing and contact arrangement are designed to deliver consistent mating performance and straightforward soldering during assembly.

Suitable for

• Industrial control panels and instrumentation
• Cable assemblies requiring a right-angle D-sub exit
• PCB-mounted serial or parallel signal interfaces
• Equipment requiring robust, soldered multi-pin signal connections

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub, 37 pins
• Termination style: solder terminations (right-angle)
• Mounting orientation: 90° right-angle for low-profile assemblies
• Contact layout: standard D-sub 37-pin arrangement for compatibility
• Typical applications: signal and data routing in industrial and electronic equipment

How to use

Position the connector so the right-angle body aligns with the PCB footprint or panel cutout. For PCB mounting, insert the through-hole tails into the corresponding plated holes and solder each termination to ensure reliable mechanical and electrical connection. For individual wire soldering, pre-tin wires and apply proper soldering technique to each pin, taking care to avoid bridging and excessive heat exposure. After soldering, inspect joints for wetting and continuity before mating with a counterpart connector.

Usage recommendations

Use standard soldering tools and flux compatible with electronic assemblies. Ensure correct polarity and pin mapping before making final connections. For improved strain relief in cable assemblies, combine the connector with an appropriate hood or clamp and secure cables to prevent mechanical stress on soldered joints.