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    Male pins

    April 1, 1998
    Constructed with folded tin-coated brass, the iec-320 C14 Business Machine Male Pins are pinched front and back to provide strength comparable to solid pins. Designed for standard applicators, the 2 x 4-millimeter pins are available for 18- to 10-gauge wire and have the same-direction crimp ears. The pins cost 20% less than solid or heavier folded pins.

    Constructed with folded tin-coated brass, the iec-320 C14 Business Machine Male Pins are pinched front and back to provide strength comparable to solid pins. Designed for standard applicators, the 2 x 4-millimeter pins are available for 18- to 10-gauge wire and have the same-direction crimp ears. The pins cost 20% less than solid or heavier folded pins.

    ETCO INC.

    CRANSTON, RI

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