r/AskElectronics • u/Initial_Tomatillo262 • 2d ago
Help Identifying Connector or Manufacturer
Does anybody recognize this connector or maybe knows who makes it? It's used on a flexible induction clamp and it's missing the clips. The manufacturer of the tool can't or won't provide replacement clips and the part is pricey, I'd hate to scrap it just for this. It's likely European, I think it's made in Germany.
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