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Grey 44-pin DB44 male-to-male cable, 0.5 m length

WMtec

WMtec DB44 44-pin male to male extension cable .5m

SKU CH-0PD0-80M32

A 0.5-metre pure-copper DB44 extension cable with 44 pins in three rows for CNC programmer signals

  • Pure copper conductors ensure reliable signal transmission
  • Male-to-male DB44 connectors extend existing cables directly
  • 44-pin three-row layout matches CNC programmer interfaces
  • Half-metre length keeps workstations tidy without excess slack

DB44 extension for CNC programmers

This 44-pin male-to-male cable extends a DB44 connection by half a metre. It uses pure copper conductors in a three-row layout to carry programmer signals between equipment. The straight-through wiring matches standard DB44 pinouts so the link works without adapters. It suits workshops that need a short, reliable link between a CNC controller and a programming station.

Half-metre length fixes reach limits

The .5 metre length is the critical spec; it only bridges gaps up to that distance. Buyers who need a longer run across a cabinet or between separated racks cannot use this cable. No other lengths are offered in this listing.

Highlights

  • Pure copper conductors ensure reliable signal transmission
  • Male-to-male DB44 connectors extend existing cables directly
  • 44-pin three-row layout matches CNC programmer interfaces
  • Half-metre length keeps workstations tidy without excess slack

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the .5 m length mean for signal quality in a CNC setup?

The half-metre run keeps attenuation low, so the 44-pin signal stays clean between the programmer and the machine.

How does the DB44 interface limit data throughput?

The 44-pin DB44 connector carries only the pins the CNC programmer needs, so bandwidth is defined by that pin count rather than a higher-speed standard.

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