Cables, Wires & Connectors in Egypt — Jumper, Dupont, Headers | MOKWN

The unglamorous parts that make or break a build: male-to-male, male-to-female and female-to-female jumper wires, Dupont crimped cables, ribbon cable, breadboards in every size, pin headers, screw terminals, JST connectors, and heat-shrink.

Cheap wires with intermittent connections cause the hardest-to-find bugs. Our cables use proper gauge strand and solid crimps — the difference shows when your project survives being moved. Buy assortment kits to stay stocked, or exact counts when you know what you need.

What wire gauge should I use for prototyping?

For breadboard work use AWG 22 solid-core jumper wire — it grips breadboard contacts properly. For higher-current runs (motors, LED strips) drop to AWG 18–20 stranded with crimped ends.

Dupont vs jumper wires — what is the difference?

Jumper wires are pre-made point-to-point leads; Dupont refers to the 2.54mm crimp connector family at the ends (and Dupont-style ribbons). They interconnect — most of our jumpers terminate in Dupont housings.

Do you sell connectors by type or only in kits?

Both: assorted kits for general stocking and specific connectors — JST-XH, XT60, screw terminals, barrel jacks — sold in practical pack sizes.