Help ID this connector (desc of logo).

[crust]

Help ID this connector (Pictures and Logo)

It is a ribbed 4 conductor connector that has either a 0.1" or 2.5mm pitch. It is a crimp connector (crimp pins then stick in holes). The mating connector mounts on a PCB and has two slots above the 1 and 4 positions for the matching ribs. The back of the connector (where the wire goes) is flanged. It appears to be made of white nylon.

There is a logo on it that I do not recognize. It resembles the attachment.

 

[Super_voip]

Sounds a lot like a Molex connector, can you supply a picture of the connector??

 

[crust]

That was my initial thought as well, though I could not find a matching one. I'll try to photograph it and upload.

 

[crust]

I'll follow up this post with some pictures, but a partner pointed out that it actually looks like I viewed the logo upside down and it is really CL.

 

[crust]

Images of the connector ... It looks very similar to a 4 pin motherboard fan connector, but I don't think it is identical.
Thanks for any help ....

 

[Super_voip]

Slightly different, the PC version has an extra long locating lug on one of the 4 guide lugs(easily removed) but the main difference is in the opposite side. Depending on its use ie not medical or space related, you may just be able to grind the excess bits off, or do you have to source 1000's.

 

[blueroomelectronics]

Creatron Inc in Toronto stocks those, I use them on some of my kits. Don't know the part# though but I'll try to find out.

 

[crust]

Depending on its use ie not medical or space related, you may just be able to grind the excess bits off, or do you have to source 1000's.

It is not medical, it is a device that I purchased and that is the connector on the end. I am really interested in the mating connector, otherwise I'll have to cut and terminate around 100 of them. If it came to that, I would probably just use the snappable 0.1 header and make sure that I put everything on correctly (at the moment that is what I am doing, purely to save time).

 

[crust]

Creatron Inc in Toronto stocks those, I use them on some of my kits. Don't know the part# though but I'll try to find out.

Thanks Bill, I would greatly appreciate it.