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More choice for pocket products
Minitec enclosures can be used for products ranging fromemergency call to remote control
OKWhas extended itsMinitec range of pocket-size enclosures designed for personal portable electronic devices. They can be carried in the hand, on a key ring,wrist strap, or lanyard with typical applications includingmedical devices, personal safety, detection, monitoring, emergency call, audio, alarmand remote control electronics.
There are two basic designs: Edge rectangular style cases
and Drop droplet style cases. Edgemodels are nowavailable in three larger sizes:with length 78mm,width 48mmand heights of, 20, 24 and 26mm. The extra height provides additional internal space for the PCB,miniature keypad or other components.
Including the newsizes and the different style, format and
colour options, over 200Minitec enclosures can be configured. The range nowconsists of eight individual case sizeswith dimensions ranging from51 by 32 by 13mmto 84 by 53 by 19mm.
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