Abstract: The coaxial plug connector element has a central push-in pin (5) and at least two peripheral push-in pins (7) for making a non-soldered contact between the inner conductor (1) and the outer conductor (2), respectively, and a printed circuit beard (8). An additional shielding sleeve (10) whose inner edge overlaps the outer conductor (2) is arranged on the peripheral push-in pins (7) such that it can move axially. When the plug connector component is pushed into the holes in the printed circuit board, the shielding sleeve is moved as needed and, regardless of the depth of insertion and the tolerances, provides a good contact with the printed circuit board and the outer conductor (2), ensuring that the plug connection provides reliable radio frequency shielding.

Abstract: A connector for connection to a printed circuit board comprising a connector body and at least one conductor pin extending from the connector body. The conductor pin has a nail shaped region engaging a bore of the connector body and a press-in zone for engaging walls of a bore disposed in the printed circuit board to establish a solderless electrical and mechanical connection between the connector body and the printed circuit board.