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Hammond Rack Rated for Seismic Environments
ANTI-STATIC COATINGS TOPICAL CONCENTRATES
Cheektowaga, NY — Hammond’s popular welded-frame C2 19 in. (48.3 cm) rack has been independently tested and is now suitable for use in all U.S. locations, including the high- est seismic design category, SDC E, which covers most of the Western Seaboard. The racks are available in standard sizes from 20U high, 23 in. wide and 23.6 in. deep (58.4 cm wide and 60 cm deep) to 49U high, 23 in. wide and 36 in. deep (58.4 cm wide and 91.4 cm deep). Typical applica- tions include broadcast, test equip- ment, cabling cabinets, systems, and general electronics. The rack is rated to carry a
1,000 lb (453.6 kg) load when installed in buildings sited on Soil Groups A down to D. To conform, the center of the mass of the load must be below the height centerline of the rack and bolted to the floor of the building. The doors and panels are not structural elements, so the seis- mic rating applies to both open and clad racks. The rack is built with a 14-gauge
For more than 45 years, ACL Inc., has developed innovative products for static control and specialized cleaning. Our brand name, Staticide®
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steel, fully-welded frame, fitted with 16-gauge steel doors and side panels for equipment mounting, with a choice of either 10-gauge steel tapped mount- ing rails or 12-gauge steel square hole mounting rails. The mounting rails are fully adjustable front-to-back with- in the rack to accommodate differing equipment depths. A choice of top panels include
solid, vented, solid with fan cutouts or solid with preinstalled fans up to
550 CFM. A comprehensive range of dedicated accessories ensures that the majority of projects and applica-
Fully-welded equipment rack.
tions can be satisfied by configuring the rack from standard products. The rack can be easily and quickly facto-
ry modified if required. Contact: Hammond Manufacturing Co., Inc., 475 Cayuga Road, Suite 100,
Cheektowaga, NY 14225 % 716-630-7030 fax: 716-630-7042 E-mail:
rshatzel@hammfg.com Web:
www.hammondmfg.com
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Multifunction Wire Stripper
Buffalo Grove, IL — Komax Wire has released its Mira 340 multifunction wire stripper, with a robust cutting head design and a large process- ing range for conductor cross-sec- tions up to 16 mm2 (AWG 6) and up to a 72 mm (2.8 in.) strip length. The wire stripper com- bines rotary incision with four precision blades to provide a strong and balanced grip when pulling off insulation. The blades provide high stripping quality and allow for a broad application range. The machine is designed to strip, trim and twist wires and cables with maximum precision. The programmable Mira 340
is designed for universal use while maintaining its precision. It is useful for processing wires and insulation material with demand- ing requirements. The rotary head offers functions designed to reduce production time and increase quality. Due to sequen- tial processing, multi-conductor cables and multilayer insulation material can be processed quickly, saving time and increasing produc- tivity.
By using the Mira 340’s sequen-
tial processing, operators can pre- pare several processing steps to be executed in a single run. Inter - mediate adjustments are unneces- sary. Stripping of the jacket, strip- ping and twisting of the inner con- ductors of a multicore cable, and stripping of multilayer insulation are all possible. Using a barcode reader, the article number can be imported
automatically and free of errors. A high-resolution touchscreen in smartphone format provides quick
MIRA 340 multi-function rotary wire stripper.
access to all of the machine’s fea- tures. Supported by a dial and help texts, the intuitive user interface simplifies training and operation. The user interface, including hint texts, is offered in a variety of lan- guages.
Contact: Komax Corp., 1100 E
Corporate Grove Drive, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 % 847-537-6640 fax: 847-537-5751 E-mail:
info.buf@komaxgroup.com Web:
www.komaxgroup.com
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