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Ten flat 29-pin FFC cables 40cm long

YINGHUA

YINGHUA 10pcs 29pin FFC Printhead Cable 40cm

SKU CH-9QHB-2ZMAQ

Pack of ten 29-pin FFC flat cables measuring 40 cm for compatible printheads

  • Product TypeReplacement Parts
  • Pack of 10 cables reduces downtime
  • 29-pin FFC matches DX7 XP600 TX800 printheads
  • 40 cm length fits Formimaki-jv300 Roland VS640 Mutoh 1638
  • Replacement part restores printer data connection

10-Pack 29-Pin FFC Printhead Cables

This pack supplies ten replacement flat-flex cables, each 40 cm long with a 29-pin connector. They are built for wide-format printers including the Formimaki JV300, Roland VS640 and Mutoh 1638. The cables suit DX7, XP600 and TX800 printheads that require a direct data link.

Multi-Model Compatibility

A single cable design fits several printer platforms, reducing the number of spare part codes a workshop must stock. The 40 cm length covers typical carriage-to-board routing without excess slack. Buyers needing a different pin count or a longer reach will need an alternative part.

Highlights

  • Pack of 10 cables reduces downtime
  • 29-pin FFC matches DX7 XP600 TX800 printheads
  • 40 cm length fits Formimaki-jv300 Roland VS640 Mutoh 1638
  • Replacement part restores printer data connection

Specifications

Product TypeReplacement Parts

Questions about this item

How often should the 29pin FFC cables be replaced on a DX7 printhead?

Replace cables when they show physical wear, connector damage, or signal errors during printing; no fixed interval is defined by the manufacturer.

What fails first on these 40cm flat cables during continuous printing?

Repeated flexing at the printhead carriage connection typically causes conductor fatigue before the 29-pin interface itself degrades.

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