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Reliable in Harsh Environments


INDIVIDUALLY. ENGINEERED. CAST.


Whenever you need components for demanding applications, an individual part made of our cast PA 12C Lauramid® be the solution. Lauramid®


might is not only


lightweight and lubrication free. It shows high abrasion and chemical resistance, lowest water absorption and can even be produced with cast-in metal hubs.


Well known companies from automotives, aerospace, logistics, medicine or the food industry rely on our expertise.


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Your expert in railway connection solutions www.staubli.com/electrical


Stäubli Electrical Connectors (formerly Multi-Contact) is specialized in providing electrical connectors that meet the demands of harsh environment. We are offering innovative product solutions for increasing your productivity.


Modular Power Connector MPC The compact and modular system has been desi- gned to carry out the connections between several functions of the electrical chain of traction as well as the power connection between the cars.


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