40 Pin Male Header Single Row Black

The 40 Pin Male Header Single Row Black is a versatile and essential component used in electronics prototyping, development boards, and custom PCB projects. This standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) pitch male header strip features 40 pins arranged in a single row, making it perfect for breadboards, perfboards, and microcontroller interfaces such as Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi.

The black housing provides a clean, professional appearance and is easy to match with common PCB aesthetics. Each strip is made of high-quality copper alloy pins with a tin-plated surface for reliable electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. Designed for flexibility, this 40-pin header strip can be easily cut or snapped into smaller sections such as 2-pin, 4-pin, 6-pin, or any custom size required for your circuit.

It is ideal for soldering into PCBs or inserting into female headers on development boards, sensors, and modules. Whether you’re building a prototype, assembling a shield, or creating custom cable adapters, this single-row 40-pin male header provides secure and durable connections. Order now from eleberric.com, your trusted electronics store in Sri Lanka.

Specification

• Type: Male Header

• Number of Pins: 40

• Pin Arrangement: Single Row

• Pitch (Pin Spacing): 2.54mm (0.1 inch)

• Pin Length: Approx. 6mm (solder side), 11mm total

• Material:

  • Pins: Brass with tin plating

  • Housing: Black thermoplastic

• Color: Black

• Cuttable: Yes (easily snapped or cut to size)

• Operating Temperature: -40°C to +105°C

• Compatibility: Breadboards, PCBs, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, STM32

• Weight: ~1.5g per strip

Key Features

• 40-pin single-row male header strip

• Standard 2.54mm spacing fits most PCBs and breadboards

• Easily cut to custom lengths for flexible use

• Durable metal pins with anti-corrosion coating

• Black housing for a neat and consistent layout

• Compatible with female headers and sockets

• Ideal for soldering into custom PCBs

Applications

• Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi projects

• Custom shield and module connections

• Breadboard prototyping

• PCB-to-wire or board-to-board connections

• Robotics and IoT devices

• Educational and DIY electronics kits