Molex 39000078 Molex Connectors, Terminals and Interconnect Components

Razz Middle East supplies Molex interconnect components in Saudi Arabia: wire-to-board and wire-to-wire connector housings, crimp terminals, PCB headers and receptacles, board-to-board and high-speed I/O connectors, sealed industrial circular connectors and cordsets, cable assemblies, and the hand tools and applicators that go with them. Items are sourced to order against the full Molex ordering number and delivered duty-paid, normally in about three weeks.

Molex 39000078

This page covers Molex part number 39000078 — Molex Connectors, Terminals and Interconnect Components. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Molex Connectors, Terminals and Interconnect Components

A Molex connector is not one item, it is a set. A wire-to-board joint needs a header on the board, a housing on the cable, a crimp terminal for every wire, and a tool that crimps that terminal onto the right wire gauge, and each of those has its own ordering number. The families asked for most often are the wire-to-board and wire-to-wire ranges: Mini-Fit Jr. and Micro-Fit for power and general connections, KK for classic pin-and-socket board headers, and the fine-pitch PicoBlade, Pico-Clasp and SL ranges for signal work inside equipment. Alongside them sit board-to-board and mezzanine connectors, backplane and high-speed I/O, FFC and FPC connectors, RF and coaxial parts, and the industrial side of the business: M8 and M12 circular connectors, field-attachable plugs, moulded cordsets and distribution boxes, sold under the Brad and Woodhead names as well as Molex. Numbering runs in two forms for the same part. The older style is a five- or six-digit series followed by a four-digit dash number, as in 64016-0040 and 120086-8045; the current style is a nine-digit number written without the dash, as in 745460840. The same item therefore appears on a drawing in one form and on a purchase order in the other. Packaging is part of the identity too: terminals are supplied loose piece, on cut strip or on reel, and the packaging form changes both the ordering number and the pack quantity.

Molex Connectors, Terminals and Interconnect Components in Saudi Arabia

Molex parts come into the Kingdom for panel and harness work rather than as finished machines. Control panel builders and switchgear shops use them for internal wiring and for the connectors on control cards; machinery importers and their service agents need them when a harness is damaged; instrumentation and telecom contractors use the sealed M8 and M12 range and industrial Ethernet cordsets on plant networks. Sealed circular connectors and moulded cordsets do most of the work in wet and washdown areas — food and beverage lines, bottling, water treatment and desalination plants — where a field-wired terminal box would not survive. Oil and gas skid builders in Jubail, Yanbu and Dammam wire instruments and junction points with them, and data and building infrastructure projects at NEOM and along the Red Sea coast use the high-speed and structured cabling parts. Two local constraints are worth naming. Heat and UV age unsealed PVC-jacketed cordsets faster outdoors here than in temperate climates, and sand ingress is the usual reason an unmated connector fails, so caps on spare ports matter. Imported components are subject to SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Give the full ordering number as printed or as it appears on the drawing, leading zeros included, and say whether the number you have is the housing, the terminal, the header or the mating half — quoting one and needing all four is the commonest cause of a wrong delivery. If you only have a sample in your hand, send a photograph with a scale and tell us the pitch, the number of circuits and the wire gauge, because several families look alike at a glance and differ in pitch. State the packaging you want for terminals: loose piece suits repairs, cut strip suits a hand tool, reel suits an applicator, and the minimum quantity is much larger on reel. Tell us which crimp tool you already own, since a terminal and a tool have to match. Where a series has been discontinued there is usually a direct successor under a different number, and we will quote that with the change identified. Supplied on order, normally in about three weeks, delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.