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The 0.8mm sunk depth is what actually matters for SMT alignment — we've seen boards with standard 1.0mm sinks shift during reflow, and this connector sits flush enough to avoid those tombstone defects on the 24-pin dual-row layout.
Most buyers going into mobile devices or industiral electronics don't realize the contact resistnce spec of ≤50mΩ is tighter than typical USB-C connectors that run 70-80mΩ. That 30mΩ difference translates directly into less voltage drop at 5A across the power pins. Those CE and SAA marks aren't fluff — they're required for anything sold into AU/NZ consumer markets.
insulation resistance sits well above the >100 MΩ minimum at room tempearture, but we usually see it holding 200-300 MΩ after 5000 mechanical cycles. That's the actual wear-life boundary — not the 5000 cycles by itself (most buyer's application don't even hit 2000 cycles anyway). You'll want to check lead time on these though; the SMT package runs in batches of 2000-3000 pieces typically.
Operating temperature range is -25°C to 85°C so it's basically fine for standdard industrial enclosures but not for any engine-bay or outdoor direct-sunlight applications. The CC1 and CC2 pins carry the configuration channel detection, and that's where you'll see the 3A vs 5A rating split — the VBUS pins handle 5A but the signal pins are 3A, so plan your current routing carefully.
What you actually get in the reel is 1.5m of carrier tape with the connectors seated at 24mm pitch, the silver-grey body is actually a nickel-plated zinc alloy (not just plated plastic), and we include the sealing plug for the SMT pocket opening on each unit — those little dust covers aren't always standard from other suppilers. Anyway, the solder lug termination handles well with standard SAC305 reflow profiles at 245°C peak.
The insertion loss on the high-speed pairs (D+/D-, SSTX, SSRX) is roughly -4dB at 5GHz, which puts it in the USB 3.1 Gen 1 lane but you won't get full Gen 2 10Gbps through these without signal conditioning on the PCB traces (usually 2-3 inches of matched impedance routing). We also have stock on the 16-pin variant if you need fewer channels, but most mobile device guys go with the 24-pin for flexibility anyway.
Our standard MOQ for this USB-C connector is 1000 pieces, but we can negotiate smaller quantities for first-time orders or samples.
Yes, every batch ships with certificates for CE, ROHS, SAA, and CCC compliance. Just let us know if you need specific copies.
The 0.8mm sunk depth means the connector sits slightly recessed into the PCB, which helps with low-profile designs and ensures proper alignment during SMT soldering.
For standard orders, lead time is around 10-15 working days. Custom packaging or labeling may add a few extra days.
Absolutely, with a -25°C to 85°C range and a mechanical life of 5000 cycles, it's a solid fit for industrial devices that need reliable connections.
