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Connector datasheets and drawings

Every connector datasheet, drawing and declaration we hold is published on this page. Every drawing, datasheet and declaration we hold for a part number is published here. The files are the original manufacturer documents, so they are the reference to quote against when confirming a specification or a cross-reference.

If a document you need is not listed — a material declaration, a test report for a specific batch, or a dimensioned drawing in a different format — send the request to King@KinKuo.com and we will confirm availability, usually the same working day.

How to read a manufacturer drawing

Three attributes matter more than the rest when cross-referencing: the contact pitch, the keying or polarisation, and the shell retention method. Two connectors can look identical in a photograph and differ in all three. Where you are replacing an obsolete part, check those attributes against the original drawing rather than against the part number alone.

Dimensioned drawings on this site are reproduced from the manufacturer’s documentation. Where a tolerance is critical to your application, confirm it with our engineering team before releasing a design, because the drawing may permit a range that your process cannot accept.

Further information

Documentation is only useful if it is current. Where a manufacturer revises a drawing, we replace the file on this page rather than leaving both versions available, so the download you take is the one our engineering team is working from.

Standards referenced across these documents are published by ISO and the RoHS compliance guide, and high-speed interconnect is sourced through Amphenol‘s authorised channel.

Where to start

If you are looking for a specific part, the quickest route is the product catalogue — every product page carries its own document list as well as the technical specification. For selection guidance before you download anything, the buyer FAQ answers the commercial questions and our custom cable assembly page covers built-to-drawing work.

If you are cross-referencing an obsolete part, the case studies show how we have handled that before, and the certifications page lists the declarations available for programmes with a formal quality requirement.

Documents are grouped by product family above. Where a family is large the list is long, so use your browser search — part numbers appear in the file titles.

The download center is maintained alongside the catalogue: when a part is added, its documents appear here automatically, and when a manufacturer revises a drawing the file is replaced rather than duplicated.

Two practical notes for engineers: the download center is grouped by product family so that a cross-reference can be checked against every variant at once, and each product page repeats the same documents alongside the specification table.