3-pin FAN HOUSING - 6 crimps
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Product information "3-pin FAN HOUSING - 6 crimps"
3-pin FAN Housing with 6 crimp terminals:
This 3-pin fan housing can be used to extend fan cables and similar. It is compatible with 3-pin fan connectors. How to insert and extract the crimp terminals into and from your fan housing is shown in the additional gallery photos.
We only offer the connectors in combination with the corresponding crimp terminals, to avoid any incompatibilities on your end. One connector needs 3 crimp terminals, but we add twice as much: Per connector you get 6 crimp terminals (e.g. 5 connectors come with 30 crimp terminals, 10 with 60 etc.). You crimp them in the smallest slot opening of our CTX-3 crimping tool. It works with wire ranging from 26 to 22 AWG and with a small trick (strip the wire longer, so you also crimp the "insulation crimp" onto the conductor too) you can also use them with our 17 AWG wire.
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3-pin FAN Connector by MOLEX: These are the original 3-pin FAN connectors manufactured in the USA by the MOLEX company. MOLEX typically only manufactures a darker blue shade and call it black, but our custom productions are always as black as technically possible. This is manufacturing precision at its best, which you also recognize in every aspect when you work with these 3-pin FAN connectors. Compared to all the no-name ones from China, this is just a different league. They always fit perfectly and go smoothly into the mating connectors. The special short-version guidance "wings" on these FAN connectors will not get in conflict with any heatshrink which is applied over the connector. If you want to own the highest quality in the world of connectors, this is it. You can use these 3-pin FAN connectors with existing crimp terminals already found on your wire, or you combine them with our original FAN crimp terminals. It is very easy to remove wires from FAN connectors: You will only need a small screwdriver, scissor, knife or similar small device with a thin tip. Press down the small "flap" on the top of the crimp terminal, which you access through the slots on the wide side of the connector, as shown on the second photo. While the "flap" is pressed down, you pull out the wire. Very simple!