This right-angle through-hole male pin header uses a 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch in a dual-row layout, with all 30 positions loaded.
The 0.100" pitch and 0.100" row spacing match the standard 2.54 mm grid, so the footprint aligns with common prototyping grids and ribbon-cable IDC receptacles — though this is a pin header, not a shrouded box header, so it mates with an unshrouded receptacle or a female socket strip. This is common in BERGSTIK II headers where the receptacle or socket strip handles the keying.
Plating and material choices
The solder-tail termination is through-hole, giving a stronger mechanical anchor than SMT for the right-angle body under cable or board strain.