Harting C.-Stift 09150006104 contact pin for crimp connection 0.14–0.37 mm² silver

Harting C.-Stift 09150006104 contact pin for crimp connection 0.14–0.37 mm² silver is a single electrical contact pin designed for use in Harting connector systems and compatible housings. The contact is silver-coloured and intended for reliable signal and low-power connections in industrial, electronic assembly and repair applications. It accommodates conductor cross-sections in the 0.14–0.37 mm² range and is formed for crimping to insulated or non-insulated conductors to provide secure mechanical retention and consistent electrical contact.

Advantages

The contact pin offers a compact form factor and a finish that supports low contact resistance for signal integrity. Its crimp-compatible design simplifies termination, reducing assembly time compared with soldering. Mechanical retention features help prevent wire pull-out while maintaining stable contact pressure under vibration and thermal cycling typical for industrial environments. The silver-coloured surface provides good conductivity and corrosion resistance for reliable long-term performance in normal indoor and industrial conditions.

Suitable for

• Signal wiring and low-power circuits in connector assemblies
• Industrial control cabinets and equipment
• Electronic prototype boards and custom harnesses
• Repair and replacement of Harting-compatible connectors

Key specifications

• Conductor cross-section: 0.14–0.37 mm²
• Contact material finish: silver-coloured surface
• Connection method: crimp termination
• Application: signal and low-power circuits
• Form factor: single pin for insertion into compatible connector housing

How to use

Select a suitable crimp tool and the correct crimp die for conductor cross-sections between 0.14 and 0.37 mm². Strip the conductor to the appropriate length, insert the conductor into the contact barrel, and perform a controlled crimp to form a gas-tight and mechanically secure joint. After crimping, inspect the connection for proper deformation and retention, then insert the finished contact pin into the compatible Harting or similar connector housing until it locks in place according to the housing’s retention design.

Usage recommendations

Use a calibrated crimping tool matched to the contact type to ensure consistent electrical and mechanical performance. Verify that conductor insulation and stripped length meet the contact manufacturer’s guidance. Avoid excessive mechanical stress on the crimped joint and protect assembled connectors from environments with extreme corrosive agents; for harsh environments consider additional sealing or protective housings.