[Test Clip Set of 6 Types, 9 Pieces] The world's smallest! A must-have for circuit design and developers!
FP-7, FP-7L, FP-7S, FP-31B, BP-08, BP-15, Mechanoelectronic
Essential for circuit design and developers! A set of 6 types and 9 pieces of test clips that can clip IC leads with a pitch of 0.2 to 1.0 mm, available with free shipping!
This is a set of a total of 9 pieces of 6 types: 6 pieces of the FP-7 series for lead terminals, 2 pieces of 2 types for through holes, and 1 piece of 1 type for probe conversion. It is an ideal tool for inspecting high-density mounted printed circuit boards and components mounted on printed circuit boards! The products included are known for their ease of use! We will deliver it to you with free shipping, so please give it a try! 【Speedy Shipping】 We have stock available in-house, allowing us to achieve the shortest delivery time with shipping as early as the next day. We can also accommodate urgent requests. *For large volume inquiries, please consult us separately.
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basic information
★The world's smallest size clip too!★ <FP-7 Series> Adopts the world's smallest conductor resistance material. With ultra-low resistance, measurement accuracy is improved. Additionally, the clip at the tip securely grips the IC leads, allowing for hands-free measurements. The conductive pipe is coated with an insulating and heat-resistant fluorine coating, making it resistant to the high temperatures of soldering irons. In addition to the standard FP-7 type, there is the FP-7S (world's smallest class) that supports a pitch of 0.2mm, and the long type FP-7L, with two red and two blue in each set. (The product version is available in a 10-color set for color identification.) <Micro Touch (FP-31B)> This is a probe tip conversion tool that can be used for testing the QFP IC terminals while in operation. The insulating guard allows anyone to easily touch the desired terminal, ensuring accurate measurements even for those with little experience. The lead pitch supports 0.5 to 1.0mm, but with practice, it can also touch terminals with a pitch of 0.3mm. <Through Hole Test Clip> This test clip for through holes uses ultra-fine wire spring material. It can be inserted into the through holes of printed circuit boards for circuit testing, checking, or grounding purposes. It is compatible with through hole inner diameters of 0.2 to 1.0mm.
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Delivery Time
※We will ship the next day at the earliest, but since the stock status is constantly changing, please contact us in advance.
Applications/Examples of results
Printed Circuit Board Development Designer Electronic Circuit Development, Measuring Instrument Accessories, Circuit Board Inspection Department, Others 1993: Received the 5th Small and Medium Enterprises Excellent New Technology and New Product Award 1995: Received the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry President's Award at the Tokyo Inventors Exhibition
Line up（6）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| FP-7 | Standard type test clip. Compatible with lead pitches of 0.5 to 0.8mm. |
| FP-7L | Long type that is easy to use for testing deep components. Compatible with lead pitches of 0.5 to 0.8mm. |
| FP-7S | Compatible with 0.2mm ultra-fine pitch (the world's smallest). Ideal for testing fine ICs. |
| FP-31B | Probe tip conversion tool that can be used for testing QFPIC terminals while in operation. Compatible with lead pitches of 0.3 to 1.0mm. |
| BP-08 | Test clip for through-hole applications. Compatible with through-holes of 0.2φ to 0.6φ. |
| BP-15 | Test clip for through-hole applications. Compatible with through-holes of 0.6φ to 1.0φ. |
Company information
Since our establishment in 1984, we have been providing high-performance and high-quality connectors and harnesses for various industrial equipment and machinery, including machine tools. By maintaining a rich inventory in-house, we are able to accommodate short delivery times and orders of small lots and multiple items, earning the trust and patronage of many customers.
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