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Z02L-4G7L1-11000-E000 Amphenol ICC (FCI) Spring-Loaded

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Amphenol ICC (FCI) Z02L-4G7L1-11000-E000, Spring-Loaded Contact, non-gendered, single circuit, stainless steel, gold flash, surface mount, 10.0 mm free height, Tape & Reel.

$0.4100Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
StockContact for availability
Lead timeIn Stock wk
MOQ1 pcs
  • New & original stockTraceable channels only — no mixed lots, no re-taped reels.
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Specifications

Z02L-4G7L1-11000-E000 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
Mounting typeSurface Mount
Connector typeCompression Contact, Non-Gendered
Positions1
MaterialStainless Steel
PackageTape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT)
Contact finishGold
Rows1
Contact finish thicknessFlash

Product details

10.0 mm free height, stainless steel spring

The Z02L-4G7L1-11000-E000: Single-circuit compression contact with a 10.0 mm free height — the working deflection range is set by that column height; in a typical board-to-board stack-up, you design the gap so the contact compresses 20-30% for stable force. Stainless steel material gives a higher spring rate than copper-alloy pogo pins — the contact holds its normal force through repeated compression cycles without taking a set. Gold flash contact finish provides a corrosion-resistant mating surface; for a non-gendered contact that sees occasional rework, flash plating is adequate — the spring force wipes through any light oxide on each mate.

ROHS3 compliant — meets the current EU restriction on hazardous substances for electronic equipment. CT is available for prototype or low-volume builds.

Frequently asked questions

What is the contact finish on Z02L-4G7L1-11000-E000?

Gold flash over the base metal. Flash thickness is a thin gold layer — adequate for occasional mating cycles in a controlled environment; for high-cycle or corrosive duty, consider a thicker gold plate sibling.