Network Cable OEM Pigtail MMCX Male / SMA Male 25cm Black

This OEM pigtail cable provides a compact connection between MMCX male and SMA male interfaces. With a total length of 25 cm and a black outer jacket, the cable is intended for short, confined routing where a reliable RF connection is required. The construction focuses on signal integrity and fit for equipment that uses MMCX and SMA terminations.

Advantages

The short 25 cm length reduces signal loss and is convenient for installations inside equipment racks, enclosures or at the rear of devices where space is limited. The MMCX male and SMA male connectors ensure a secure mechanical and electrical connection, while the black jacket offers basic abrasion resistance and a discreet appearance. The cable design supports stable RF transmission and minimizes microphonic effects in confined assemblies.

Suitable for

• Connecting RF modules or antennas with MMCX to devices with SMA ports
• Internal cable routing in routers, gateways, and radio equipment
• Repair or replacement of short external pigtails on test benches and prototypes
• Compact installations where low-profile cabling is required

Key specifications

• Connector A: MMCX male
• Connector B: SMA male
• Length: 25 cm
• Outer color: Black
• Cable type: RF pigtail (low-loss coaxial construction)
• Typical use: Short-range RF interconnect

How to use

Align the MMCX male connector with the corresponding MMCX female socket and press gently until it seats; MMCX connectors typically use a push-on coupling. Screw the SMA male connector into the SMA female port using finger torque; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to threads. Route the 25 cm cable so it does not experience sharp bends or excessive compression; maintain a gentle bend radius to preserve cable performance. When connecting or disconnecting, support the connector bodies rather than pulling on the cable jacket.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid repeated mating cycles beyond the connectors' rated lifecycle, keep connectors clean and free from debris, and use appropriate torque for SMA connections (hand-tight plus a small fraction of a turn with the correct torque tool if specified by the device manufacturer). Inspect the cable for visible damage before use and replace if the jacket or connectors show wear.