Molex 8500113 KK 254 Crimp 22-30 AWG Hot Tin Dip Terminal

MPN
8500113
Brand
Molex
EAN-13
2050009143787
Order Code
05-4328
Country of Origin
Poland
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The Molex 8500113 crimp contact ensures secure electrical connections with its high-quality metal construction. Typically used in automotive and industrial applications, it offers reliable performance in robust environments. Its design supports easy integration into a variety of connector systems. Product may be supplied in Ammo pack format
Type Crimp contact
Pin or Socket Female
Wire Gauge 30 - 22
Application Power, Wire-to-Board
Base unit of measure PC
Base unit of measure desc piece
China ro h s status Compliant per SJ/T 11365-2006
Delivery unit 40000
Design registration eligibility false
ELV status Compliant per 2000/53/EC
Engineering number 2759-(P909)B
First published date 2007-05-16
G a d s l/ i m d s Compliant with Exemption 44
Gender Female
H f l h status Low-Halogen per IEC 61249-2-21
Material metal Brass
Material plating mating Tin
Material plating termination Tin
Material type Finished Goods
Minimum line quantity 80000
Net weight 0.065/g
Packaging Type Reel
Plating min mating 2.540µm
Plating min termination 2.540µm
Primary pack qty 10000
Product name KK 254
Product number display 08500113
Product number hyphen 08-50-0113
Product number sap 0008500113
Reach status Not Contained per D(2025)7771-DC (04 Feb 2026)
Reference series 2759
Ro h s status Compliant per EU 2015/863
Sampleable True
Taxonomy Crimp Terminals
Termination interface style Crimp or Compression
Upc 800753614444
Wire insulation diameter 1.57mm max.
Wire size awg 22, 24, 26, 28, 30

Reviews

Fine, but be aware they come on a strip

The connectors are great, but be aware they come on a metal strip, not individually. Consequently, they need to be separated before use (which can lead to them bending), at least if crimping them manually.

Reviewed by: Andrew Martin

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