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1.0mm Dual-Row SMT Female Header Sockets

This collection currently contains one compact 1.0mm-pitch, dual-row, vertical surface-mount female header family. Female socket variants are offered in selected 2×3 through 2×50 layouts, supplied as 10-piece packs. The same product listing also includes a male 2×50 cuttable SMT header option, which is not a female socket.

Current Product Scope

1.0mm center-to-center contact pitch
Dual-row 2×N female receptacle layout
Vertical SMT/SMD PCB termination
Selected options: 2×3, 2×4, 2×5, 2×6, 2×7, 2×8, 2×9, 2×10, 2×15, 2×20, 2×30, 2×40 and 2×50
Low-profile body described at approximately 2.0–2.1mm plastic height
Female versions described as square-hole sockets without locating posts
One separate male 2×50 cuttable-strip option within the listing

How to Select

Confirm that the PCB footprint uses 1.0mm pitch in both row and contact spacing.
Select the exact 2×N female option. Do not select “Male SMT 2×50P Cuttable” when a female socket is required.
Verify total contacts: for example, 2×10 means two rows of ten contacts, or 20 contacts total.
Compare the land pattern, row spacing, package outline and lead orientation with the PCB drawing.
Check mating-post dimensions, insertion depth and required mated height.
Confirm that a post-less body is acceptable for placement and soldering.

What 1.0mm Pitch Does and Does Not Mean

Pitch describes center-to-center spacing between adjacent contacts. It does not establish compatibility by itself. Two 1.0mm headers can differ in row spacing, post cross-section, receptacle geometry, body width, keying, mating depth and SMT lead layout.

Female Socket vs. Male Cuttable Strip

The female variants contain receptacle contacts and are ordered by their 2×N size. The mixed male option is a 2×50 surface-mount strip intended to be cut to shorter lengths where its construction permits. It should not be counted as a female-header size or treated as an included mating part.

PCB Assembly Considerations

The fine 1.0mm pitch requires an accurate footprint, controlled solder-paste deposition and careful placement. Inspect lead alignment, solder bridging, opens and coplanarity after assembly. Because the listed female socket is supplied without locating posts, placement stability depends on the pad pattern, paste process and assembly equipment.

Electrical and Environmental Boundaries

The source listing mentions 0.75A, contact resistance, insulation resistance, dielectric withstand, operating temperature, phosphor-bronze contacts, gold flash and RoHS. These values should be verified against the exact selected variant and current product drawing before design release. The source contains conflicting withstand-voltage and temperature wording, so this collection page does not publish one definitive value.

No medical-device, implantable, automotive, aerospace, harsh-environment, high-cycle or universal-brand compatibility is established. Qualification remains the buyer’s responsibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are through-hole or right-angle female headers included?
No. The current female options are vertical surface-mount parts.

Are single-row sockets available here?
No. The current product is dual row.

Does 2×10 mean ten total contacts?
No. It means two rows of ten, for 20 contacts total.

Is the male 2×50 option included with every female header?
No. It is a separate selectable variant in the mixed listing.

Will any 1.0mm male header mate with these sockets?
Not necessarily. Verify row spacing, post geometry, mating depth and body clearance.

Can the female socket be cut to length?
Do not assume so. Order the required female position count; the cuttable description applies to the separate male 2×50 option.

Ordering Checklist

Confirm 1.0mm pitch, 2×N contact count, female versus male option, footprint, row spacing, body height, mating-post dimensions, lead layout, locating-post requirement, package quantity and verified electrical limits.