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TE 66180-1 Multimate III+ Pin Contact, Stamped, 30µ" Gold

MPN66180-1
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TE Connectivity Multimate III+ series, stamped pin contact, 66180-1, 16-18 AWG, gold 30.0µin (0.76µm) finish, solder termination, brass, bulk.

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Specifications

66180-1 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
TypeStamped
SeriesMultimate III+
Wire gauge16-18 AWG
Contact materialBrass
PackageBulk
Pin or socketPin
Contact finishGold
Contact terminationSolder
Contact finish thickness30.0µin (0.76µm)

Product details

Stamped Pin Contact for Multimate III+ Housings

The TE Connectivity 66180-1 is a stamped pin contact from the Multimate III+ series, designed for crimp-and-solder termination into compatible housings.

Wire Fit and Termination

The 16-18 AWG wire gauge range is the mechanical fit gate — the crimp barrel is sized for that conductor cross-section, so stripping the right wire and using the correct crimp tool is what keeps the terminal from backing out under vibration. Termination is solder, which means the contact is intended for a soldered joint after crimping, not a purely mechanical crimp-and-poke assembly.

Gold Plating and Duty Cycle

The brass base material gives a good balance of conductivity and spring properties for the stamped beam.

Frequently asked questions

What connector housing fits the 66180-1?

The 66180-1 is a Multimate III+ pin contact and mates with any Multimate III+ receptacle housing that accepts a stamped pin of this wire gauge. The housing must be from the same series to ensure the terminal latch locks correctly — you should hear it click.