A single-row male pin header with 40 straight pins at the standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) spacing. It snaps cleanly to any length, so you can fit pins to a sensor module, Nano, ESP32 board or your own PCB and plug it into a breadboard, a female header or Dupont jumper leads. If you need the pins to point out sideways, parallel to the board, use the right-angle 1x40 header.
Specifications
Datasheets
What's in the box
One 40-pin strip per unit. Buy 5 or more for the bulk prices shown above.
Great for
Wiring & getting started
- Snap to length
Count the pins you need, then bend the strip at the notch with flat-nose pliers or your fingers. It breaks cleanly between two pins. Side cutters work too if you cut in the notch, not through a pin.
- Short side into the board
The short ends go through the board and get soldered. The long ends are the connector side. For a module, push the long ends into a breadboard first and sit the module on top, so the pins stay straight while you solder.
- Solder and check
Tack one end pin, check the strip sits flat, then solder the rest. Keep each joint quick so the plastic does not soften, and check for bridges between neighbouring pins before powering up.
- Connect
Plug the finished pins into a breadboard or a female header, or use female Dupont jumper wires.
