Kinghelm Launches New High-Speed Connectors and Products, Now Recruiting Global Distributors
Invitation for Global Distribution
Mr. Song Shiqiang (founder of Kinghelm and Slkor) notes that clients increasingly prioritize miniaturization, flexible pairing, and rapid connectivity in connectors. In response, Kinghelm Electronics ( www.kinghelm.net) has strengthened R&D, talent acquisition, and quality control. Its production base in Luzhai County, Guangxi, is currently installing and testing new equipment to support mass production of next-gen products.
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Under Mr. Song's leadership, Kinghelm and Slkor brands have gained significant recognition and reputation. This has streamlined operations for downstream distributors, shortening the timeline from sample testing to bulk delivery. As technology-driven manufacturers, both companies focus on product innovation and quality management, collaborating closely with distributors to build an ecosystem of partnerships. This model ensures rapid delivery of new products to engineers and procurement teams, offering comprehensive technical and commercial support for a win-win outcome.
Replacement for TE Coax Connector
Global Competitors and Domestic Innovation
Leading international players like TE Connectivity, Amphenol, and Molex dominate the high-speed connector market with advanced solutions. For instance:
l TE's NANO SIM connectors meet miniaturization demands.
l Amphenol's COM-HPC connectors and 800G LPO OSFP 2XDR4+ transceivers enhance data transmission.
l Molex's HSAutoLink II series provides robust connectivity for smart vehicles.
Replacement for Amphenol SMB Connector
Amphenol's latest COM-HPC 0.635mm-pitch 400-pin array enables seamless data transfer and power management in industrial automation, military, medical, and IoT applications. Molex's HSAutoLink II offers versatile automotive solutions.
Domestic companies like Kinghelm, Luxshare Precision, and Electric Connect are also making strides. Kinghelm's portfolio includes:
l GPS/BeiDou dual-mode antennas, RF connectors, IPEX terminals, and coaxial cables.
l Automotive-grade SMA, SMB, and FAKRA RF connectors.
l KH Series compact connectors with high-density pins and customizable cable options, optimized for PCB space savings.
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Product Replacements and Compatibility
Kinghelm's connectors are designed to replace international counterparts, such as:
l KH-SMAJ-L replaces Amphenol's 132114/SIIA (straight male connector).
l KH-SMB-JWE replaces Amphenol's 142146/SMB (right-angle board-end connector).
KH-A1252VS-2P-CAP replaces CJT's A1257WV-8-2P-LCP (1.25mm pitch vertical connector).
l KH-SMAK-SMT replaces Amphenol's 132134-10/SMA (low-profile SMT female connector).
Kinghelm: A Reliable Alternative to Leading Brands
Kinghelm's RF connectors also compete with products from MURATA, HIROSE, TDK, and Yazaki, while Slkor Semiconductor offers ADC chips and power management ICs that rival TI, ADI, STMicroelectronics, and ON Semiconductor. Popular Slkor products include:
l LL4148 (LL-34 diode), SMBJ6.5CA (TVS diode), RS1M (SMA diode), and LM317 (voltage regulator).
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About Mr. Song Shiqiang
As the founder of Kinghelm Electronics and Slkor Semiconductor, Mr. Song is a renowned expert in China's electronics industry. An Expert Lecturer at the China Institute of Electronics and a prolific analyst of Huaqiangbei's business ecosystem, he combines technical expertise with macroeconomic insights to drive corporate growth. His research articles, such as 'The Past, Present, and Future of Huaqiangbei' and 'Huaqiangbei's Wealth Code,' have been featured in global media like People's Daily, Xinhua News Agency, Bloomberg, and The Wall Street Journal. His video series 'Song Shiqiang's Perspectives' on YouTube, TikTok, and Bilibili promotes Chinese culture and economic innovation.
Kinghelm and Slkor continue to expand globally, recruiting distributors, solution providers, and e-commerce partners to deliver high-quality services worldwide.
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