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I-PEX MHF I LK
The slide-type locking mechanism achieves excellent vibration and shock resistance.
The 【MHF I LK】 is a super low-profile antenna connector that achieves a locking engagement retention force of 20N through a slide-type locking mechanism. It eliminates the need for fixing work with adhesives, making it particularly suitable for applications exposed to strong impacts and vibrations, such as in automobiles, aircraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). It supports transmission standards such as Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, Bluetooth, GPS, M2M, IoT, SigFox, WiSUN, NB-IoT, and LoRa. It can be used with various cable sizes and lengths.
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basic information
MHF I LK will perform wire harness assembly at our company and provide it to you. When making inquiries, please specify the specifications of the wire harness (one end or both ends, cable size, length, color, etc.). The MHF I series supports various cable diameters and colors, including 0.81mm, 1.13mm, 1.32mm, 1.37mm, and 1.80mm.
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Applications exposed to constant strong impacts and vibrations, such as vehicles, drones, and aircraft.
Company information
I-PEX is a "manufacturing solution expert" that provides value in the form of inspiration and surprise in the global market. Founded in 1963 as "Daiichi Seiko," a precision mold manufacturer in Kyoto, I-PEX has engaged in challenging manufacturing through the refinement of technology centered on in-house production of molds and manufacturing equipment, resulting in numerous world-first and unique products and solutions. Under the I-PEX brand, we develop, manufacture, and sell connectors, sensors, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and also engage in contract manufacturing of automotive parts, precision molded products, and various manufacturing equipment to supply to the market. The image of the company building is the exterior of our headquarters in Kyoto.