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For this pre-crimped wire family with a "socket" at one or both ends:
Hirose H*B**-101**-**
with these mechanical drawings:
All units expressed in mm. Here is an example device. What is the socket standard? Is this quick connect? If so, what is the accepted tab size?
You would buy this part and insert the socket into a socket housing, rather than buying the wire and crimp terminal separately and crimping the terminal onto the wire yourself. This would save you the cost of buying a fairly pricey crimping tool (even the manual tool runs close to $700), and ensure you get good quality crimps with good pull strength.
The socket housing is sold under part number DF13-xS-1.25C (single-row) or DF13-xxD-1.25C (dual-row). An example of the single-row socket with wires inserted is shown in the DF13 catalog:
The part where this pictured thing goes to is called "housing", see, for example, Digi-Key search for "Hirose DF13"
All information is already in the link you provided. The bottom shows an example of 3-pin "socket housing". Clicking on the provided image leads you to the housing itself, and the bottom gives you a list of mating products.
If you are referring to the contact that would be a part such as DF13-2630SCF with is used on the DF13 series of jumper wires 26-30AWG
If it is the housing you are looking for here is a list of the DF13 housings it will work with. https://www.digikey.com/products/en?PPV=1811|4|241817
