February, 2016
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Keystone Offers “Soft-Touch” Pointer Knobs for Instruments
Astoria, NY — An assortment of col- ored, instrumentation pointed knobs are among the latest products avail- able from Keystone Electronics. The new pointer knobs have “soft-touch” gripping surfaces. Their
molded resin that meets specifica- tions for mechanical, environmental, thermal, electrical, and lighting requirements. Supplied with nickel-plated brass
insertsto accommodate.25in (6.35mm) OD shafts, the knobs are available in
yellow, red, grey, and black. Contact: Keystone Electronics
Corp., 31-07 20th Road, Astoria, NY 11105-2017 % 800-221-5510 fax: 718-956-9040 E-mail:
kec@keyelco.com Web:
www.keyelco.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 3355
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Distribution Modules from WAGO
Germantown, WI — WAGO Corpora - tion has introduced a preconfigured power distribution module which eliminates the need to order and inventory multiple terminal blocks and jumpers. The company’s modules offer a
wide variety of wiring configurations to choose from, which offer added flexibility and savings in the cabinet wiring design. Onboard blue wiring terminals
indicate common connections. Also offered are levered terminals located on large wiring terminals which make it easy to wire a whole block
with a single tool. The terminal blocks’ connection
integrity is guaranteed by mainte- nance-free vibration-proof Push-In Cage Clamp® technology. Available in multiple-pole con-
figurations, the company’s power dis- tribution blocks simplify the commis- sioning and installation of field wiring.
Contact: WAGO Corporation, N120 W19129 Freistadt Road,
Germantown, WI 53022 % 262-255-6333 fax: 262-255-3232 E-mail:
info.us@
wago.com Web:
www.wago.us
Pointer knobs indicate position, have “soft touch.”.
pointer and center hubs are individu- ally colored to simplify identification on panels and equipment. The knobs are specifically designed for OEMs, avionics, and as MRO replacement parts. They are made of injection
GMN Offering Variety of Manufacturing Services
Seattle, WA — GM Nameplate, which has expanded from its begin- nings as a manufacturer of name- plates, now offers a variety of custom manufacturing capabilities. The company works from development through volume production, helping clients create and realize a product.
KEEPING TRACK OF COMPONENT INVENTORY JUST GOT A LOT EASIER
with
AccuCount FEATURES:
Capacitive switch technology demo unit.
Some of the company’s products
and services include capacitive switch technology demonstration units, front panel integration, plastic injection molded components, nameplates, printed electrodes, and overlays. GMN serves a wide selection of
industries, including aerospace, med - ical, and plastics. Established in 1954, it has since grown into an inter-
national supplier. Contact: GM Nameplate, 2040
15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 % 206-284-2200 fax: 206-284-3705 E-mail:
webnet@gmnameplate.com Web:
www.gmnameplate.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 1876
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• Automatically “counts” components as small as 01005 • No programming required • One button operation
• No need to remove reel from antistatic moisture barrier bag for counting
Bohemia, NY Suzhou, China
VJ Electronix, Inc. 234 Taylor Street,
Littleton, Massachusetts USA 01460 “Because Performance Matters!” See us at APEX — Booth 1834 1
• Substantially speed up part counting process • 7” through 15” reels • Integrated barcode printing • >99% part count accuracy • May also be used for electronics inspection
VJ TECHNOLOGIES OFFICES Paris, France
Budapest, Hungary Bengaluru, India
www.vjelectronix.com Email:
electronixsales@vjt.com Tel: +1 631 589 8800 Fax: +1 978 486 4550
Technology
XQuik with AccuCount Technology combines VJ Electronix’ X-ray imaging with AccuAssembly’s image processing and inventory management to provide a highly accurate count of components stored in tape-and-reel.
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