SCHROFF MH24+7 pin header strip 90° solderable, model 69001905

SCHROFF MH24+7 pin header strip 90° solderable, model 69001905 is a right-angle, through-hole pin header intended for electronic assemblies and chassis installations. It provides a fixed row of solderable pins oriented at 90 degrees to the housing or PCB, enabling secure soldered connections between boards, modules and wiring harnesses. The connector is designed for applications where a stable mechanical and electrical joint is required, such as backplanes, computer component racks and custom enclosures.

Advantages

The right-angle orientation simplifies routing and reduces the overall profile in constrained assemblies while maintaining reliable solder joints. The solderable pin contacts allow for permanent, low-resistance electrical connections and good mechanical retention once soldered. The single-row design supports straightforward alignment during assembly and is compatible with standard through-hole soldering processes, including wave and hand soldering.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Board-to-cable or board-to-board connections in rack and chassis installations
• Backplane interfaces and connectorized module mounting
• Custom enclosures and industrial control assemblies requiring soldered joints
• Repair, prototyping and small-volume production where through-hole soldering is preferred

Key specifications

• Connector orientation: right-angle (90°)
• Mounting style: through-hole, solderable
• Contact arrangement: single row of fixed pins (24+7 configuration as indicated by product name)
• Intended application: electronic assemblies, chassis and backplane installations

How to use

Position the SCHROFF MH24+7 pin header on the PCB or chassis so that the right-angle pins align with the corresponding solder pads or holes. Secure the header in place and solder each pin using an appropriate soldering method for through-hole components. Verify wetting and solder fillet quality to ensure mechanical stability and reliable electrical contact. After soldering, inspect the joint for cold soldering or bridging and clean flux residues according to assembly practices.

Usage recommendations

Use standard through-hole soldering techniques suitable for connectors, observe recommended soldering temperatures and times for the board and housing materials, and allow adequate mechanical support for any mating cables or modules to avoid stress on the solder joints.