0744410010

I/O Connectors SFP .80MM RA SMT 20P 30AU

0744410010 – SFP+ Right Angle Surface Mount Connector, 20 Position – Molex

This Molex 0744410010 I/O connector delivers robust, high-density connectivity for SFP/SFP+ transceiver applications. Engineered for reliability in demanding environments, it features a space-saving right-angle design with gold-plated contacts for optimal signal integrity. PCX ensures rapid shipping and dedicated support for this in-demand interconnect solution.

Key Features

Connector Type: SFP+ Receptacle
Mounting Style: Right Angle Surface Mount (SMT)
Positions: 20
Contact Finish: Gold (30µin / 0.76µm thickness)
Pitch: 0.80mm
Features: Integrated board guide for precise alignment

Technical Details
Part of Molex’s Z-Axis Pluggable 74441 series, this active-status connector uses solder termination for secure PCB attachment. Its compact SMT footprint maximizes board space efficiency while the gold-plated contacts ensure corrosion resistance and stable electrical performance across repeated mating cycles. The receptacle style accommodates standard SFP/SFP+ modules.

Typical Applications

Network switches and routers
Server interface cards
Telecommunications infrastructure
Data center hardware
High-speed communication modules

About Molex
Molex is a globally recognized leader in electronic connectivity solutions, with over 80 years of innovation in designing and manufacturing high-performance interconnects. Their products are renowned for engineering precision, durability, and compliance with stringent industry standards across telecommunications, automotive, and industrial sectors.

The company maintains rigorous quality control processes and invests heavily in R&D to address evolving connectivity challenges. Molex connectors are trusted by top-tier manufacturers worldwide for critical applications where signal integrity and mechanical resilience are paramount.

About SFP+ Connectors
SFP+ (Small Form-factor Pluggable) connectors enable hot-swappable modular interfaces in high-speed networking equipment. They serve as physical interfaces between network devices and fiber optic or copper cables, supporting data