4.0 × 1.7 mm DC Female Pigtail Manufacturer

Start with the female interface your assembly requires

Specify DC4.0 × 1.7 mm female as the product identity when this is the configuration your project calls for. Include the mating connector reference in the same request. Ask for the proposed female connector drawing to be reviewed with that reference, rather than approving the interface from the name alone. Any dimensions beyond the product designation should be established through the drawing review.

Describe where the connection will be made in your intended assembly. Is the female end meant to remain accessible during assembly, or does your layout place it inside a defined space? What surrounding parts need to be considered? Mark the proposed position and the available space on your drawing. Ask which dimensions of the proposed cable connector your team needs in order to complete that review.

If another team is sourcing the mating part, identify who holds its current specification. Ask both teams to work from the same interface reference and to record any revision. Keep the female cable requirement distinct from the mating-part requirement, while showing the relationship between them. Do not assume that a shared description of the connector family resolves all fit or wiring questions.

Define what belongs in the cable inquiry

For a project involving a female pigtail and a separately sourced mating cable, say exactly which item you want quoted. Identify the female pigtail as one line item and describe the other component as a reference unless it is also part of your request. Ask for the quotation to distinguish the proposed supply from any parts shown only to explain the installation.

Include a connection sketch that identifies the intended contact relationship and the wiring requirement at the opposite end. State the viewing direction of any connector diagram. If your assembly uses wire colors, labels or an internal connection schedule, attach the relevant instruction and ask for confirmation against it. Treat these as requirements to agree, not characteristics to infer from an unannotated photograph.

Where the interface is still under review, list the open questions next to the drawing. You might need another dimension, clarification of a mating-part reference or a decision about the wire-end connection. Ask for each question to be addressed before you approve the configuration. This keeps a provisional inquiry distinct from an order-ready specification.

• Identify the DC4017 female pigtail as the item requested.
• Label mating components as reference parts or separately requested items.
• Show contact assignment and the viewing direction on the connection sketch.
• Mark unresolved interface and wire-end requirements for confirmation.

Female pigtail identity with selectable series options

The published DC single-ended range includes DC4017 female connectors. Its length list covers 20, 50, 100, 150, 200, 300 and 500 cm, as well as customized lengths. Black or a customized color and PVC or rubber outer sheath materials are also listed. Use these as series options for discussion; the final combination for your female pigtail needs to be selected and confirmed.

Connector type, length, sheath color or material, and packaging method are listed customization areas. If your inquiry asks for more than one configuration, give each one a distinct reference. Avoid combining several colors, lengths and material preferences into one item description without stating whether you want alternatives or separate quoted items.

Locate the female end and measure the route to the wire end

Decide where your drawing places the female connector before choosing a cable length. Ask your assembly team to mark the intended position, the cable path and the point where the other end will be connected. Include any installation sequence that affects access. If the connector must be reached during a particular assembly step, show that position rather than leaving it implicit in a finished-product image.

Define the length with identifiable endpoints. A request for a particular number of centimeters should also state what is being measured. Add your required tolerance and ask for agreement on the proposed dimension. If the cable route has not been finalized, say that the length is provisional and identify the decision needed before the quotation becomes an order specification.

The series includes custom lengths, so you can submit the dimension required by your layout instead of selecting a listed length without reviewing the route. If you want alternatives considered, attach a route or purpose to each one. Ask for the alternatives to retain the same agreed connector identity unless you explicitly request a connector change.

Give the wire-end connection its own specification

Describe the connection you intend to make at the wire end. Ask what preparation can be provided for your proposed construction and specify the dimensions required by your assembly method. If your drawing calls for a termination, include its reference and ask for confirmation that it is part of the quoted item. Keep this requirement visible even when the female connector is the main reason you are selecting the cable.

Provide your electrical requirements as project inputs, with any supporting-document request attached to the same specification. Ask for the proposed construction to be reviewed against those requirements. Do not assign an electrical rating to the complete pigtail based solely on the DC4017 name or the appearance of a reference cable. Resolve the requirement for the configuration you intend to purchase.

For appearance and material choices, separate outer sheath color from conductor identification. The series lists black or a custom color and PVC or rubber sheath options; ask which selected combination will be quoted. If color matching or another appearance decision matters to your assembly, explain the reference and the approval method you would like to use.

Review the proposed cable with the mating part and assembly layout

If you request a sample, define the purpose of that review in advance. Ask your team to consider the female connector together with the intended mating part, the cable route and the wire-end connection. Record which drawing revision and mating reference are used. If any reference remains provisional, keep that status in the review record rather than treating the whole assembly as finalized.

Set the acceptance questions your project needs answered. Does your team accept the proposed dimensions? Has it reviewed the intended contact relationship? Is the selected cable length consistent with the layout it has approved? Ask for any required checks or documentation to be discussed explicitly, and record the agreed review requirements alongside the dimensions and connection details in your purchasing specification.

For an order involving several related components, consider keeping a separate approval line for each one. Approval of a mating connector should not silently become approval of the female cable, and approval of cable appearance should not replace the other requirements in your brief. Record any requested changes and ask for an updated configuration description before releasing the purchase.

Specify packaging and identification for your receiving process

Packaging method is a listed customization area for the DC single-ended series. Tell us how you want the female pigtail identified when it arrives and which item reference should appear in the proposed packaging arrangement. If your team purchases related configurations at the same time, request clear separation between them and ask for the arrangement to be confirmed in the quotation.

State whether your packaging request is essential or a preference to discuss. Include any grouping, labeling or receiving instructions you want considered, without assuming that a particular method is included. Ask your receiving team which information it needs to compare the supplied items with the purchase specification and use that answer to prepare your request.

Request your DC4017 female pigtail configuration

Use the DC product catalog while you are establishing the required connection identity. When the female DC4017 configuration is selected, bring the drawing, mating reference, requested length and wire-end requirements into one inquiry. The customization page can help frame the options you want discussed; attach your own specification if your project already has one.

Contact Huajunxin with your requested quantity, packaging requirements and any timing you need considered. Ask for the proposed cable description and commercial terms to be confirmed together. If the inquiry covers alternatives, identify which one is preferred and what decision remains open. Before ordering, compare the quotation with your latest drawing and keep the agreed version available for future requests.

Frequently asked questions

Which connector identity does this female pigtail use?

The product identity is DC4.0 × 1.7 mm female, within the DC single-ended series. Include the mating-part reference with your inquiry and ask for a complete drawing review before deciding whether the proposed configuration meets your assembly requirements.

Is a mating part included automatically?

Specify the exact items you want quoted and label any mating part as a reference or a separately requested item. Ask the quotation to identify the proposed supply clearly; do not infer an included mating component from a photograph or series description.

What cable lengths can I ask about?

The series lists 20, 50, 100, 150, 200, 300 and 500 cm, plus customized lengths. Submit the dimension required by your layout, identify its endpoints and ask for confirmation of that length for the selected female pigtail configuration.

Can sheath and packaging choices be part of the request?

Yes. The series lists customization of outer sheath color or material and packaging method. Black or customized color and PVC or rubber sheath options are listed. State the combination and packaging arrangement you want quoted, and confirm the final choices before ordering.