wire to wire type connector for small dc motors

[charles]

Hello,

I have 4 small dc motors, take <400 mA each, that I want to connect to my circuit board. Thus, I have 8 wires that I need to hook up to the board. I was thinking the best thing would be to run 8 wires from the circuit board to some kind of 8 pin female type connector and then have the 8 wires from the motors be attached to the corresponding 8 pin male connector. I went on Digikey but was quickly overwhelmed. I thought that something like this would be appropriate:

http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/794954-8/A30593-ND/701598

and

http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/794953-8/A30581-ND/701586

But then I couldn't figure out how you are supposed to attach the cables to the connector; I noticed it says "Contacts Not Provided".

Does anyone have suggestions on how these connectors are fitted to the wires and/or other good/better connectors for doing this?

[wyphy]

Those look like they use pins very similar, if not identical, to those used in computer power supplies.
You just have to find the pins on your supplier site; they probably come 100 to a bag for $3.00 or something.

They are either crimp or solder, and you just put the pins on the wires, then insert all the pins into the connector.

[Kremmen]

Check the Digikey product pages you linked. Towards the end you will find a list of "Associated products". Those are the pins that go into each slot. Connections by crimping or soldering just as wyphy said.