Test systems and fixtures
CZ4 combines contact modules in one frame, DMK closes with a cam and POGO presses spring pins onto pads; all three serve test and measurement equipment.

Test systems and fixtures are mated many times a day and must keep contact resistance stable across thousands of cycles.
CZ4 modular connectors reach 15,000 cycles, DMK zero-insertion-force connectors and POGO spring pins 10,000; HJ30J high-speed Micro-D and J30JZ twist-pin connectors handle dense signal interfaces.
CZ4 quick-lock mating cycles; 5,000 threaded
DMK cam-actuated and POGO spring-pin mating cycles
HJ30J differential impedance, with ground contacts between pairs
J30JZ twist-pin mating cycles, at about 40 % of J30J volume
CZ4 combines contact modules in one frame, DMK closes with a cam and POGO presses spring pins onto pads; all three serve test and measurement equipment.
HJ30J carries differential signals in a Micro-D format; J30JZ and J29 give compact twist-pin connections with cable and PCB terminations.
PBH serves portable and laboratory equipment with straight push-pull mating; Y27 serves portable instruments and automated test equipment with a latching push-pull.
CZ4 reaches 15,000 cycles with its quick-lock and 5,000 threaded; DMK and POGO reach 10,000; J30JZ up to 20,000.
CZ4 modules hold 2, 4, 5, 10 or 45 contacts from 1 A to 50 A; the 2-contact high-voltage module withstands 6000 VAC.
DMK covers 60, 96, 156 and 260 contacts on a 2.54 mm grid. A cam closes the contacts after the halves are brought together.
HJ30J is specified at 100 ± 15 Ω, with 1.65 Gbps over cable and 3.125 Gbps PCB to PCB.
POGO pins have a 2.54 mm pitch and 0.8 mm stroke in single- or double-row layouts, and press on flat target pads at 1 A.
PBH1 runs from −60 to +150 °C at 5 A per contact; PBH2 and PBH3 run from −60 to +100 °C.
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| Series | Contact configuration | Current | Temperature | Mating cycles or data rate | Datasheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CZ4 | Modules of 2, 4, 5, 10, 45 | 1–50 A | −55 to +125 °C | 15,000 (quick-lock) / 5,000 (threaded) | PDF, 145 KB |
| DMK | 60, 96, 156, 260 | 5 A | −55 to +105 °C | 10,000 | PDF, 142 KB |
| POGO | 1–20 (single row), 1–10 per row (double) | 1 A | −55 to +125 °C | 10,000 | PDF, 140 KB |
| J30JZ | 9 to 100 | 3 A | −55 to +125 °C | Up to 20,000 | PDF, 212 KB |
| HJ30J | 12 to 100 | 3 A | −55 to +125 °C | 1.65 Gbps (cable) / 3.125 Gbps (PCB to PCB) | PDF, 193 KB |
List power and signal positions with current and working voltage; for differential links, mark the pairs and grounds.
Give the cycle count and how the fixture is loaded: quick-lock, cam, spring pins on pads or push-pull.
Send the PCB drawing or cable pin-out. J30JZ offers pre-wired, solder-cup, straight and right-angle PCB terminations; DMK offers crimp contacts or PCB tails; POGO has surface-mount tails.
Send the model or drawing with locking hardware and contact layout, and we will review your project.
Modular · 1–50 A contacts · 15,000 cycles quick-lock

Zero insertion force · 60–260 contacts · 10,000 cycles

Spring pins · 10,000 cycles · surface mount

100 Ω differential pairs · up to 3.125 Gbps board-to-board

Twist-pin contacts · ≈ 40 % of J30J volume · 9 to 100 contacts

Push-pull · 5 or 7 contacts · vibration to 5000 Hz

Push-pull · 1–121 contacts · 2 m immersion · hermetic receptacles

Twist-pin contacts · 1.91 × 1.65 mm grid · 9–66 contacts · 5 A
All series can be customized — contact counts, cable lengths, materials and finishes.
Micro-D (1.27 mm pitch) vs Nano-D (0.635 mm pitch) connectors: differences in current, contact count, mating cycles and variants, and how to choose.
How twist-pin contacts work, why Micro-D and Nano-D connectors use them, and what they mean for contact resistance, vibration resistance and mating life.
How a custom connector moves from inquiry to series production: configuration, quotation, samples, third-party tests and approval.
15,000 with the central 180° quick-lock and 5,000 with the threaded lock.
The plug and receptacle meet with almost no force, then a cam closes the contact springs. DMK covers 60, 96, 156 and 260 contacts and lasts 10,000 cycles.
Flat target pads. POGO has a 2.54 mm pitch, 0.8 mm stroke, 1 A per pin and 10,000 cycles.
1.65 Gbps with cable termination and 3.125 Gbps PCB to PCB, at 100 ± 15 Ω differential impedance.
Yes. Send the complete part number, pin-out, mounting drawing and test requirements, and we will review your project.
Part number, drawing, pin-out or a short description of your application.
Our engineers match the configuration and reply with a drawing and quotation.
Samples are built to order. The minimum order quantity is 10 pieces, and samples and production orders each take 4–8 weeks. Third-party testing to your specification is available on request.
You test the samples in your own equipment and approve them.
Production follows the approved sample configuration, with machining, molding, plating and assembly in our own Shenyang factory.
Send your part number, pin-out or drawing. Every inquiry is acknowledged by email within 1 business day, and an engineer follows up with a matched configuration, drawing or quotation.