DeLOCK 67138 wire connector D-Sub 44-pin Silver Male

The DeLOCK 67138 wire connector is a 44-pin D-Sub male interface designed for reliable signal and data connections in electronic equipment. Finished in silver, the connector has a compact footprint with a width of 54.5 mm, depth of 47 mm and height of 15.6 mm. Its standard D-Sub pin layout supports multi-pin wiring where a robust metal-bodied male connector is required for junctions between cables and device ports.

Advantages

This D-Sub 44-pin male connector provides precise pin alignment and stable mechanical engagement to reduce intermittent contacts. The metal housing offers shielding benefits and mechanical durability, while the compact dimensions make it suitable for installations with limited panel space. The silver finish aids in corrosion resistance and ensures consistent electrical contact over repeated mating cycles.

Suitable for

• Connecting multi-conductor cables to D-Sub female ports on equipment
• Signal routing in instrumentation and control systems
• Embedded systems, industrial PCs and communication devices requiring 44-pin connections
• Custom cable assemblies and panel-mount adapter configurations

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub male
• Number of pins: 44
• Finish colour: Silver
• Width: 54.5 mm
• Depth: 47 mm
• Height: 15.6 mm

How to use

Prepare the cable by routing and stripping individual conductors according to the wiring diagram for a 44-pin D-Sub configuration. Insert and secure each wire to the corresponding pin connection method used in the assembly (solder, crimp or terminal block), taking care to maintain correct pin numbering and insulation clearances. Mount the connector to the panel or cable assembly and mate with the corresponding female D-Sub port, ensuring screw or locking hardware is tightened to prevent movement and preserve contact integrity.

Recommendations

Use appropriate strain relief and cable routing to avoid mechanical stress on the connector pins. Verify wiring continuity and correct pin mapping before full system power-up. Avoid exposure to corrosive environments; for harsh conditions consider additional sealing or protective housings.