Product Overview
51156 250 Metal Can HC-49 Quartz Crystal Resonator 2-Pin
Condition
Used. Pulled component with trimmed through-hole solder pins. Can body shows light handling marks with legible black printed text: 51156 250 X6301 T9606. Visual inspection complete; function testing not performed.
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Product Overview
Metal can quartz crystal resonator in a standard HC-49 profile through-hole package. Built with a two-pin base featuring glass-to-metal hermetic seals on a gold-toned header plate. Marked with OEM part numbers 51156 and 250, alongside identifiers X6301 and date code T9606. Suitable for component-level board repair, legacy timing circuits, and prototyping.
Key Features
- Package type: HC-49 metal can enclosure
- Pin configuration: 2-pin through-hole radial layout
- Base construction: Gold-toned header with hermetic glass feedthroughs
- Printed markings: 51156, 250, X6301, T9606
- Mounting style: Through-hole PCB solder mount
Applications
- Soldering replacement timing components onto vintage logic and control boards
- Breadboarding discrete clock generator and oscillator circuits for hobby projects
- Repairing legacy industrial electronics using custom OEM crystal designations
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the physical dimensions of the can?
The metal can body measures 11 mm wide by 13 mm tall, excluding the trimmed bottom leads.
What do the markings on the face represent?
The unit is marked with 51156 on the top line, 250 on the second line, X6301 on the third line, and T9606 on the bottom line.
Why buy individual surplus components instead of full bulk lots?
Buying individual units lets you complete a specific repair or prototype build without paying for large surplus reels or untested job lots. Shipping is an $8 flat rate, free on orders over $28, and orders leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Every legacy board repair comes down to finding the exact right shape in the parts bin. Plug it into the circuit, apply power, and get the clock running again.
