It uses the standard 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch, making it a direct fit for perfboard, breadboard, and standard 0.1" grid layouts. This is a through-hole solder part with a push-pull fastening system and black UL94 V-0 rated insulation.
The 100.0 µin (2.54 µm) tin finish on the mating surface is thicker than many commodity tin headers, which helps extend wipe life, but tin still limits practical mating cycles to roughly 50 before fretting corrosion becomes a risk — this is a one-and-done or occasional-service connector, not a frequent-mate design. The overall contact length is 1.225" (31.12 mm), with 0.900" (22.86 mm) of mating pin and 0.225" (5.72 mm) of solder tail. That long mating pin is unusual — it gives you plenty of reach into a mating receptacle or can be used as a test point probe.
The 36-position single-row layout is a long, narrow footprint — plan for mechanical support at both ends if the mating cable assembly will see vibration or strain.