Product Overview
2.54mm Pitch Straight Through-Hole Board-to-Board Interconnect
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Individual connector bodies have no stamped markings. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Amphenol 67996-108HLF provides an 8-position dual-row male pin interface configured in a 2x4 layout on standard 2.54 mm (0.100 inch) centers. Designed for vertical through-hole mounting, it serves as a board-to-board or cable-to-board interconnect featuring gold-plated contact pins and a 10 mm insulator block.
Key Features
- 8 total positions arranged in a dual-row 2x4 pin layout
- Standard 2.54 mm (0.100 in) pin pitch and row spacing
- Gold plating on mating surfaces for reliable electrical contact
- Straight through-hole solder tail termination
- Molded black thermoplastic insulator body measuring 10 mm overall length
Applications
- Soldering into dual-row PCB footprints for microcontroller programming and debugging headers
- Wiring custom ribbon cable jumper harnesses and multi-conductor sensor connections
- Building prototype breadboard modules and modular daughtercards on 0.100-inch grid spacing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pin spacing and row pitch?
Both the center-to-center pin pitch along each row and the spacing between the two parallel rows measure 2.54 mm (0.100 inches).
What is the termination style?
This header features straight, through-hole solder tails designed for direct insertion and soldering into standard printed circuit board plated through-holes.
Can this header be cut or snapped to smaller pin counts?
The molded thermoplastic insulator allows scoring and trimming between pin positions if fewer than eight pins are required for a custom interface. Each piece costs less as the order grows - see the price-break table on this page.
Eight square gold pins on a tenth-inch grid are the quiet handshake behind countless boards. Solder it down, plug in the harness, and let the circuit do its work.
