MX BNC Male Plug Right Angle Connector (MX-1980)

A straight BNC plug needs clearance behind the port to route the cable away without stressing the connection, and that clearance isn't always available on densely packed test equipment or a rack-mounted unit. This right-angle plug solves that by bending the cable's exit path 90 degrees at the connector itself, letting the cable run flat along a panel or chassis instead of sticking straight out into space it doesn't have. It still carries the same BNC quarter-turn locking mechanism as a standard plug, so it mates with any BNC female port exactly the same way - the only difference is the angle the cable leaves at, which matters a lot once you're trying to fit several connections into a crowded rack.