Molex Makes It Easy To Go Micro
As devices grow ever smaller, it is necessary for components to shrink as well. Terminating microconnectors and wires becomes increasingly challenging as a result Molex has created products to meet the smallest of environments. The demands that are put on modern devices means speed, size, and connectivity become all the more important. Molex can help.
Microminiature solutions were initially designed for consumer handheld devices but are now used in applications across many industries. Furthermore, engineers are looking for new ways to use technology to reach and engage with end users. This means new application features and modularity making it easier for you to scale your design. With options from board to board connectors, to the latest I/O protocol, or antennas, it's easy to design-in Molex.
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Founded in 1938, the company became known as Molex having begun making flowerpots out of an industrial by-product thermoplastic of the same name. By the mid-1940s Molex had added the process of metal stamping and begun making terminal blocks for General Electric and similar appliance manufacturers.
Headquartered in Lisle, Illinois in the United States of America, Molex employs more than 40,000 people across the world. It is run as a subsidiary to Koch Industries following its acquisition in September 2013.