FCT from Molex FMK Series Die Cast Zinc Angled D Sub Backshell, 9 Way, Strain Relief

These FMK Series Metal Hood Backshells have a Large Inner Chamber and an Angled or Straight Cable Outlet. This large amount of internal space is particularly suitable for D-sub connectors with special contacts. The design of the FMK Series Metal Hood Backshell includes strain relief on the cable outlet. The FMK Series Metal Hood Backshell is easy to assemble thanks to the catch spring system and pre-mounted locking screws. The FMK Series Metal Hood Backshells can be used with engagement hooks and locking or knurled screws.

Large internal space, particularly suitable for D-sub connectors with special contacts
Suitable for heavy-duty use
Cable outlet with strain-relief
Can be used with engagement hooks or locking or knurled screws
Easy assembly thanks to catch spring system and pre-assembled locking screws

FMKx: Angled
FMKxG: Straight
FMKxx-K201: Large Cable Outlet
FMKx-4881: Dual Cable Outlet

Stock number 764-9668 has dual cable (Ø8 → 12 mm) entry slot

Stock no. 291-6288 is supplied without anti-kink feature

UL E168813

Use this FCT from Molex 9-way backshell to protect your D-subminiature (D-sub) connectors from damage. It consists of a metal hood that tightens around the cable and connector to ensure they remain securely fixed in place. The unit has an angled cable outlet that's ideal for use in tight or awkward spaces. The backshell comes with rubber bushing that creates an insulated opening for the cable to pass through, ensuring greater electrical safety.

• Extended inner chamber suitable for D-Sub connectors with special contacts for increased versatility
• Die-cast zinc material for durability and resistance to wear
• Nickel plating provides strong resistance to rust and corrosion for long-lasting performance
• Catch-spring system and pre-mounted locking screws for simple and secure installation
• Strain relief to prevent cracking and bending for a more reliable signal transmission

• Surveillance systems
• Security technology
• Commercial aviation
• Telecommunications and networking equipment

A D-sub connector only transmits digital signals, whereas a DVI (digital visual interface) connector transmits both analogue and digital signals.