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PRODUCT PREVIEW


Fujipoly Offers Low-Force Sponge Connectors


Carteret, NJ — Fujipoly® Zebra® self- supporting sponge connectors are designed to provide engineers with a low-force option for connecting LCDs to circuit boards. The sponge connec- tors dramatically reduce PCB bowing due to the minimal force required to make con- tact. The connectors are also a good choice for high-vibration environments and handheld devices.


Each connector is made


with an economical, electrical- ly conductive core that is sup- ported by a low compression force silicone sponge on either one or two sides. The soft sup- ports create a large base width and eliminate the need to install a sepa- rate holder. The connectors are avail- able in a broad range of widths to accommodate LCDs with a minimum glass lip overhang of 0.060 in. (1.5 mm). The carbon-based Zebra con-


Self-supporting sponge connectors. Contact: Fujipoly America


Corp., 900 Milik Street, Carteret, NJ 07008 % 732-969-0100 fax: 732- 969-3311 E-mail: info@fujipoly.com Web: www.fujipoly.com


See at electronica, Hall A5 Booth 525


nectors provide a current carrying capacity of 0.05 mA per 0.4 x 0.4 in. (10.2 x 10.2 mm) pad and can be specified with 140, 240 or 500 con- ductive layers per inch.


Valencia, CA — American Hakko Products has introduced a new line of CHP brand assembly tools that contains a variety of industri- al-level precision electric screw- drivers for the production line along with many accessories. Features of the CHP electric screwdrivers include brush and brushless type motors, stepless speed control, high torque ranges, full-auto shutoff, and a series of mini and direct plug-in models. The tool accessory product


American Hakko Intros Line of Assembly Tools


October, 2016


line contains a standard power supply and an error-proofing power supply with a digital man- agement system, a high-precision torque meter, a standard and digital screw feeder, and spring balancers to mount a CHP power supply. The com- pany’s line of assembly tools is designed to complement its offering of soldering, desoldering and hot air rework tools for the workbench and


CHP electric screwdrivers, accessories and power supplies.


the production line. Contact: American Hakko Products, Inc., 28920 Avenue


Williams, Valencia, CA 91355 % 661-294-0090 fax: 661-294-0096 Web: www.hakkousa.com


See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 1911


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