
Molex
Connectors, contacts and terminals by exact part number. TimControls sources current and discontinued Molex parts for equipment still in service.
Molex is building for data centres.
Molex raised prices from January 2026, citing inflation and metal costs. In July it signed a 10 year supply deal to expand capacity for data centre fibre, driven by AI demand. That's good news for hyperscalers, and a reminder that standard industrial connectors aren't where the growth is going.
Already built.Surplus Molex connectors are on the shelf, at prices from before 2026, and can ship now.
Part discontinued?Send the part number, circuit count and plating. We'll find the original or propose a qualified alternate for your approval.
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Molex parts are not listed in our catalogue yet. Send us the part number and quantity and we will source it for you.
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Circuit count, plating and keying all sit in the part number. We match every one before we quote.
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers often ask about Molex parts. Not answered here? Contact us.
How can I order Molex parts?
Can I request a Molex part that is not listed on your website?
Can you source discontinued or obsolete Molex parts?
How do I identify the correct Molex replacement part?
Do you sell Molex parts internationally?
Can you supply a discontinued connector?
Is TimControls an authorised Molex distributor?
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