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76341-440LF

Amphenol Dubox 76341-440LF Receptacle, 40 Pos, 0.100" Pitch

MPN76341-440LF
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Amphenol ICC (FCI) Dubox receptacle, order code 76341-440LF, 40 positions, single row, 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch, tin-plated mating contacts, through-hole, solder termination.

$3.8360Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent supplier — new & surplus connector stock· Listing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

76341-440LF key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesDubox™
TypeFemale Socket
MountingThrough Hole
Connector typeReceptacle
Fastening typePush-Pull
Contact materialPhosphor Bronze
Insulation colorBlue
Insulation height0.275\" (6.99mm)
Insulation materialThermoplastic, Glass Filled
Mated stacking heights11.04mm
Material flammability ratingUL94 V-0
StyleBoard to Board

All specifications

76341-440LF additional specifications
ParameterValue
PackageTube
TerminationSolder
ApplicationsAutomotive, General Purpose, Industrial, Telecommunications
Contact shapeSquare
Rows1
Pitch0.100\" (2.54mm)
Positions40
Contact finish - postTin
Contact length - post0.114\" (2.90mm)
Contact finish - matingTin
Contact finish thickness - post78.7µin (2.00µm)
Contact finish thickness - mating78.7µin (2.00µm)

Product details

40-position single-row Dubox receptacle

The 76341-440LF: Tin-plated mating contacts on phosphor bronze carry the signal path; the through-hole termination suits wave-solder assembly.

Mated stack height and board spacing

The mated stack height is 11.04 mm, set by the 0.275" (6.99 mm) insulation height. The 0.114" (2.90 mm) contact post length determines the through-hole solder tail protrusion below the board.

Frequently asked questions

What is the mated stack height for 76341-440LF?

The mated stack height is 11.04 mm, derived from the 0.275" (6.99 mm) insulation height and the mating interface geometry.