HARTING

HARTING Technology Group is the gold standard in industrial connectivity, originating the globally-adopted Han rectangular connector in 1945. This family-owned company manufactures industrial connectors, network components, and cable harnesses at 14 production plants worldwide.

Series List(819)

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Series	Category	# Parts	Status

09000005	Accessories	165	Active
09000065	Connectors, Interconnects	1	Active
09000105	Heavy Duty Connector Accessories	1	Active
09000165	Heavy Duty Connectors	4	Active
09000245	Accessories	7	Active
09100000	Connectors, Interconnects	2	Active
09100005	Connectors, Interconnects	7	Active
09100009	Accessories	11	Active
09100022	Inserts, Modules	5	Active
09100032	Inserts, Modules	6	Active

Series	Category	# Parts	Status	Description

Standalone parts(19878)

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Part	Category	Description
HARTING 02010832101	Connectors Interconnects	CONN DIN HDR 83POS
HARTING 02011102101	Connectors Interconnects	DIN-SIGNAL HARBUS64-110MR-3,0C1-
HARTING 02011281110	Connectors Interconnects	HAR-BUS 64 MALE ANGLED 128PIN, THR/SMC, PL1, SNPB TAILS (ROWS Z,A,B,C LOADED, PRELEADING PIN A9 AND C9)
HARTING 02011601101	Connectors Interconnects	CONN DIN HDR 160POS PCB RA
HARTING 02011601103	Connectors Interconnects	HAR-BUS 64 MALE ANGLED 160PIN, THR/SMC, W/ BOARD LOCKS, PL1 ROHS COMPLIANT: YES
HARTING 02011601106	Connectors Interconnects	DIN 41612 CONNECTOR, HAR-BUS 64 SERIES, 160 CONTACTS, HEADER, 2.54 MM, 5 ROW, Z + A + B + C + D
HARTING 02011602101	Connectors Interconnects	DIN 41612 CONNECTOR, HAR-BUS 64 SERIES, 160 CONTACTS, PLUG, 2.54 MM, 5 ROW, Z + A + B + C + D
HARTING 02011602102	Connectors Interconnects	DIN 41612 CONNECTOR, HAR-BUS 64 SERIES, 160 CONTACTS, PLUG, 2.54 MM, 5 ROW, Z + A + B + C + D
HARTING 02011608101	Connectors Interconnects	HAR-BUS 64 MALE ANGLED 160PIN, THR/SMC, 50UIN AU PLATING
HARTING 02021601013	Connectors Interconnects	HAR-BUS 64 FEMALE STRAIGHT 160PIN, PRESS-IN, PL1 - 13MM TAILS ROHS COMPLIANT: YES

Part	Spec A	Spec B	Spec C	Spec D	Description

HARTING Technology Group has defined the standard for industrial connectivity since 1945, when they originated the rectangular industrial connector that evolved into the globally-adopted Han connector series. As a 100% family-owned company with approximately 6,000 employees, HARTING combines quality and customer service with a global footprint backed by in-region manufacturing and local engineering expertise.

The company develops, manufactures, and sells electrical and electronic connectors, device terminations, network components, and cable harnesses for machinery, power, and data applications. Their products are essential in mechanical and plant engineering, factory automation, power generation and distribution, industrial electronics, and telecommunications.

Originator of the Han rectangular industrial connector series
14 production plants and 42 sales companies worldwide
Comprehensive portfolio of circular connectors in metric and PushPull configurations
Annual sales of approximately 1.1 billion euros
HARTING Americas headquartered in Elgin, Illinois with locations in Mexico, Canada, and Brazil

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HARTING best known for?: HARTING originated the rectangular industrial connector and is best known for the globally-adopted Han connector series, which has been the standard in industrial connectivity since 1945.
What products does HARTING manufacture?: HARTING manufactures industrial connectors (rectangular and circular), device terminations, network components, cable harnesses, and complete connectivity solutions for machinery, power, and data applications.
Is HARTING a publicly traded company?: No, HARTING is 100% family-owned by the Harting family, with approximately 6,000 employees and 14 production plants worldwide.
What industries use HARTING connectors?: HARTING connectors are used in mechanical and plant engineering, factory automation, power generation and distribution, industrial electronics, and telecommunications.
Where is HARTING headquartered in the Americas?: HARTING Americas is headquartered in Elgin, Illinois, with additional locations in Mexico, Canada, and Brazil.