DB37 IDC Connectors
- Insulation Displacement (IDC) DB37 connectors
- Designed for 0.05" pitch ribbon cable
Note: The CNI37x connectors have been discontinued, unfortunately with no replacement. Minimum orders of 1000+ are likely still possible. Other sizes (DB9, DB15, DB25) are still active and stocked.
General Description
These connectors mate with any other standard DB-37 connectors. The DB37 connector is commonly found on computers, electronic devices, DAQ equipment, and industrial controls.
The insulation displacement (IDC) contacts on these connectors allow them to be quickly and easily crimped onto 37-wire flat ribbon cable.
A strain relief clip is included with each connector.
Product Documents
| Part # | Description | Data Sheet | PDF Drawing | DWG Drawing |
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| CNIx | CNI Series D-Sub IDC Connectors | 
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| - | D-Sub Panel Cutout Drawing |
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CNI Series D-Sub IDC Connectors
D-Sub Panel Cutout Drawing
Connector Hardware Options
These connectors are currently available only with Threaded Inserts (Hardware option -I-).The Threaded Inserts are useful when panel-mounting these connectors or when simply installing jack screws without panel mounting.
Captive Screws
Captive screws compatible with these IDC DSUB connectors may be purchased from Winford Engineering. These are very useful for fastening the DSUB connectors to mating equipment. They may be used with DSUB connectors which have either the Unthreaded Holes or the Threaded Inserts hardware options; however, they work particularly well with the Threaded Inserts, which conveniently retain the screw until the time of installation.
NOTE: The captive screws should be installed in the connector BEFORE the strain relief is installed. After the strain relief is installed, installation of the screw becomes much more difficult.
Click here for the captive screw ordering page.
Note: The CNI37x connectors have been discontinued, unfortunately with no replacement. Minimum orders of 1000+ are likely still possible. Other sizes (DB9, DB15, DB25) are still active and stocked.