Gary, IN 46402, United States, 16th Sep 2026 – Promax Pogo Pin, a trusted manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors, and magnetic connectors, has announced details of its coaxial pogo pin solutions for high-frequency connector applications. The announcement outlines the company’s approach to producing coaxial pogo pins for equipment that requires stable signal transmission at higher frequencies than standard spring-loaded connectors are typically designed to handle.
Promax Pogo Pin manufactures connectors for industries including consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical devices, with more than 15 years of experience in the pogo pin and spring-loaded connector sector. The company’s coaxial pogo pin line is intended for applications such as radio frequency testing, high-speed data transmission, and other use cases where impedance control and shielding are required in addition to the mechanical spring-loaded contact function of a standard pogo pin.
A coaxial pogo pin combines a spring-loaded center contact with a surrounding shield structure, designed to maintain a controlled impedance path and reduce signal loss or interference compared to a standard, unshielded pogo pin. Promax Pogo Pin’s manufacturing process for coaxial pogo pins includes material selection, shield construction, and testing steps intended to verify that finished connectors meet the electrical and mechanical specifications provided by the client. The company noted that shielding and plating choices are typically matched to the frequency range and signal type of the client’s application rather than applied as a single standard configuration.
Testing applied to coaxial pogo pins can include impedance verification, continuity checks under compression, and plating and shield inspection, depending on the client’s specifications. Promax Pogo Pin said these steps are incorporated into its production process for coaxial orders in addition to the general quality checks applied to its standard pogo pin and connector production. The company noted that spring travel and contact force are also reviewed as part of this process, since a coaxial pin’s electrical performance can be affected by the same mechanical wear factors that apply to a standard spring-loaded connector over repeated use.
“A coaxial pogo pin has to hold its electrical performance under repeated compression cycles, not just make contact reliably like a standard pogo pin,” said Gavin, Manager at Promax Pogo Pin. “The company works with clients to match the pin’s shielding, plating, and spring travel to the frequency range and mechanical requirements of their specific application.”
Promax Pogo Pin offers customizable coaxial pogo pin configurations alongside its standard pogo pin, spring-loaded connector, and magnetic connector product lines, allowing clients to specify dimensions, plating, and electrical characteristics based on their equipment design. The company said its manufacturing operations are built around customizable solutions and competitive pricing, with production carried out under internationally certified quality standards. This approach is applied across the company’s served industries, including consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical devices, where connector reliability and signal integrity requirements differ by application.
“The plan going forward is to keep expanding the range of coaxial pogo pin configurations available to clients working with higher-frequency designs,” Gavin said. “Promax Pogo Pin expects demand for shielded, high-frequency connector solutions to keep growing as more equipment requires stable signal performance in a compact connector footprint.”
Promax Pogo Pin is a manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors, and magnetic connectors based in Gary, Indiana, with more than 15 years of experience serving the consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical device industries. The company provides customizable connector solutions manufactured under internationally certified quality standards. The announcement regarding its coaxial pogo pin solutions reflects the company’s ongoing work supplying connector products for high-frequency applications.
For additional information about coaxial pogo pin options and related industry developments, contact Promax Pogo Pin at 480 Jackson St, Gary, IN 46402, USA. Inquiries regarding the company’s products, services, and equipment can be directed to (765) 705-7361 or by email at tonyhoo@promaxpogopin.com.
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