It uses a bottom-contact ZIF design with a slide lock — you insert the FPC straight or tapered, then slide the lock to clamp the cable without bending the contacts. For applications needing hundreds of cycles, a gold-plated sibling would be the better call.
The bottom-contact arrangement means the cable's conductive pads face down toward the PCB. The slide lock secures the cable without a secondary latch — push the lock forward after insertion and it's held. The 1.80 mm height above board is the z-height budget you need for the cable bend radius behind the connector.
Sourcing and Lifecycle — Active, RoHS, and Available per RFQ
It is RoHS compliant. Sourced through independent distribution.
How This Compares to the 32-Position and 30-Position Siblings
If your FFC has 34 conductors, this is the one; if it has 32, the SFV32R is a drop-in replacement with the same footprint length scaling.