Crimp socket Harting 09150006204 for 0.14–0.37 mm² conductors, silver-plated

Harting crimp socket 09150006204 is a single-pin contact designed for crimp termination of stranded or solid conductors with cross-sections from 0.14 to 0.37 mm². The contact is silver-plated to improve electrical conductivity and to provide enhanced resistance to oxidation and corrosion. It is produced for use in modular connector assemblies and electronics where a compact, reliable electrical connection is required.

Advantages

The silver-plated surface ensures low contact resistance and consistent signal transfer. The contact geometry is optimized for mechanical stability after crimping, providing repeatable retention force and reliable electrical continuity. Its small footprint supports high-density connector layouts and reduces the bulk of wiring assemblies. The component is suitable for automated or manual crimping processes and is compatible with common crimp tooling for the specified conductor range.

Suitable for

• Crimping of signal and low-power wiring in industrial connectors
• Internal wiring of electronic devices and control cabinets
• Repair and maintenance of connector assemblies
• Prototyping and small-series production requiring compact contacts

Key specifications

• Conductor cross-section: 0.14–0.37 mm²
• Surface finish: silver-plated contact surface
• Contact type: crimp socket (female contact)
• Intended wire types: stranded or solid conductors within specified range
• Application environment: electronic and industrial connector assemblies

How to use

Select a compatible insulated or uninsulated conductor within the 0.14–0.37 mm² range and strip the insulation to the length recommended by the connector housing manufacturer. Insert the conductor into the crimp cavity so that the conductor strands or solid wire fully enter the contact barrel. Use an appropriate crimping tool sized for this contact and conductor range, and perform a controlled crimp cycle to achieve a mechanically secure and electrically sound connection. After crimping, inspect the termination for proper compression, absence of loose strands, and correct positioning in the contact body before insertion into the connector housing.

Usage recommendations

Use specified crimp tooling and dies designed for 0.14–0.37 mm² contacts to ensure consistent crimp quality. Avoid excessive mechanical stress on the crimped joint and protect assembled connectors from corrosive environments despite the silver plating. For applications with higher current requirements or special environmental conditions, verify that conductor size and contact plating meet the system-level electrical and reliability requirements.