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6、101025-XXX111-1
| Current Rating:1 A | Insulation Resistance:800 MΩ/min |
| Voltage Rating:50 V | Withstand Voltage:200 V AC/min |
| Contact Resistance:≤ 40 mΩ | Operating Temperature Range:-40℃~+105℃ |
| Plastic maerial:LCP UL94V-0 | Terminal material:―――― |
tape and reel、 tube packaging、Tape and Reel Package
Note For Wafer Connectors, FPC Connectors, FAKRA Connectors, and HSD Connectors, please contact customer service to confirm the final packaging method based on product specifications, size, and quantity requirements.

What makes the latching action trustworthy is the sliding actuator, which clamps the flat flex cable with even force for a secure, low-resistance termination that resists pull-out during handling and transport. The housing, actuator, and cover are all molded from LCP, a high-temperature liquid crystal polymer that withstands reflow heat and keeps tight dimensional tolerances so the cable seats the same way every time. The contacts and fitting nails carry a matte tin plating of 100 micro-inches minimum, supporting solderability and durable contact integrity that holds through thermal cycling. Electrically the part is rated at 50V AC(rms)/DC and 1A AC(rms)/DC, with 40 milliohm maximum contact resistance, 200V AC dielectric withstanding, and 800 megohm minimum insulation resistance for steady signal behavior. The vertical cable entry lets designers route flex circuits straight up from the board to conserve footprint, and a minus 40 to 105 degree operating range keeps performance steady through thermal cycling. The cover adds a final layer of protection over the mated cable, so the assembly feels finished and resists accidental disturb during build and field use. Together these details give a vertical flex link that is secure, compact, and calm under handling.
Compact products that route flex cable upward from the board, rather than flat across it, benefit most from this vertical slide-lock design. Stacked-board assemblies, camera and sensor modules, and small display units use it to keep the cable clear of nearby components while saving footprint that a horizontal entry would consume. The secure sliding lock helps handheld and portable electronics that are moved and jostled, since it keeps the cable seated under vibration instead of slowly working loose. Its LCP construction tolerates reflow and warm operating conditions, so it works in dense consumer gadgets and compact industrial instruments alike. With a 50V/1A rating and a minus 40 to 105 degree range, it serves signal and light-power flex links in equipment that must stay reliable in variable environments, from pocket devices to fixed instrumentation mounted in warmer cabinets. The cover makes the mated state obvious at a glance, which helps both assembly and quality checks.
Secure locking: the sliding actuator clamps the FPC evenly for strong retention and low resistance.
High-temperature body: LCP housing, actuator, and cover withstand reflow heat and hold tight tolerances.
Durable contacts: matte tin plating of 100 micro-inches minimum supports solderability and long life.
Space-saving layout: vertical cable entry conserves board footprint in dense designs.
Electrical summary: 50V and 1A with high insulation for steady flex signals.
**Q: How does the slide-lock mechanism work?**
A: A sliding actuator clamps the flat flex cable with even force, locking it in place for a secure, low-resistance connection that resists pull-out.
**Q: What material is the connector body?
A: The housing, actuator, and cover are all molded from LCP, suited to reflow soldering.
**Q: What are the electrical ratings?
A: It handles 50V and 1A, with a 40 milliohm maximum resistance, a 200V AC dielectric test, and 800 megohm minimum insulation.
