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Probe Receptacles

Receptacles are the sockets that hold test probes in a fixture. The probe plugs into the receptacle, so a worn probe can be swapped in seconds without desoldering the fixture wiring. Receptacles come with crimp, solder, wire-wrap and pre-wired terminations.

The EMSGLOB range below lists 44 series with 96 part numbers. Open a series to see its full specification table, drawings and every part number, then send us the parts you need for a quotation.

Probe Receptacles from the EMSGLOB range

Range at a glance

Series / families44
Catalogue part numbers96
Pitch range0.5 – 6.5 mm
Total length range27 – 43 mm

Applications

  • Holding replaceable test probes in ICT/FCT fixtures
  • Quick probe exchange without desoldering
  • Crimp, solder or wire-wrap wiring of fixtures

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FAQ

What receptacles does EMSGLOB supply?

The probe receptacles range has 44 series with 96 catalogue part numbers, covering pitches of 0.5 – 6.5 mm. Each series has its own page with the full specification table and part number list.

What are receptacles used for?

Typical uses: holding replaceable test probes in ICT/FCT fixtures; quick probe exchange without desoldering; crimp, solder or wire-wrap wiring of fixtures.

How do I choose the right receptacle?

Start from the pitch and the space available in your fixture, then check travel, spring force and the current the contact must carry, and pick a tip style that suits the test point. The series pages list these values for every part number; the EMSGLOB team can help you shortlist parts.

Can I get a quotation or samples?

Yes. Send the part numbers and quantities to sales@emsglob.com, call +91-7383235369 or use the enquiry form on the contact page.

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Enquire / Request a quote

Tell us the receptacles you need, the quantity and your pitch, travel and current requirements, and the EMSGLOB team will reply with availability and a quotation. Drawings in STEP, IGES, PDF, DWG, DXF or ZIP are welcome.