D-Sub Plug for Cable Assemblies — 25-Position Solder Cup
It terminates via solder cups — each cup accepts a stripped wire end for hand soldering, making this the go-to connector for prototype cable harnesses, field repairs, and low-volume production where a crimp tool is not justified.
The unthreaded housing/shell flange accepts standard D-sub hardware (slide locks or jack screws) for retention; the grounding indents in the shell contact the receptacle face for shield continuity. Solder cup termination: strip the wire, tin the cup, insert the conductor, and solder. No crimp tool needed.
No official cross-reference or second-source is listed beyond the Amphenol FCI series D family. For a shielded variant with the same pinout, the DB25P064HTXLF adds a shielded shell; for thicker gold plating (30.0 µin) on the contacts, the DB25P065TXLF is the upgrade path.