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Carson City, NV — Ametherm is dis- playing its line of high-power inrush current limiters at APEC 2019. The UL-approved MS series inrush current limiters from Ametherm are rigorously
Ametherm Highlights High-Power Inrush Current Limiters
assembly lines, robotics, power sup- plies, laser driver controllers, AC motors, transformers, solar power inverters, and more. Also on display will be Ame -
therm’s signature MM35-DIN series inrush current limiter rated at 1,200 J of energy and steady-state current ratings up to 80A at 680V rms. As, reportedly, the only inrush current limiter available on the power elec- tronics market with energy ratings this high, the MM35-DIN is critical
for inrush current limiting in appli- cations that include single- and three-phase motors, transformers, and variable frequency drives. Continuing its expertise of manu-
facturing inrush current limiters for high-energy environments, Ame therm will be highlighting its newest NTC temperature sensor, the PANR 103- 395-342. The PANR series probe has a 0.5 in. (1.3 cm) ring lug, resistance at 77°F (25°C) of 10 kW ±2 percent, up to 5 kV of isolation voltage, and an oper-
ating temperature range from –58 to +356°F (–50 to +180°C). Designed to be used with lithium ion battery termi- nals in electric vehicles, the PANR 103395-342 provides high stability, while experiencing minimal drift from
electrical specifications over time. Contact: Ametherm, 961
Fairview Drive, Carson City, NV 89701 % 775-884-2434 E-mail:
ashley@ametherm.com Web:
www.ametherm.com
See at APEC, Booth 456
High-power inrush current limiters.
designed and tested to be rugged and withstand the high demands common in industrial applications. Manufactured with high cur-
rent, energy and voltage ratings, the inrush current limiters are excellent for heavy-duty industrial machinery,
Fujipoly Offers Engineered Silicone Extrusions
Carteret, NJ — Fujipoly® is a special- ist in the design and custom manu- facturing of silicone rubber extruded gaskets. From standard profiles to complex, coextruded shapes, the company offers expert engineering support, fast turnaround times and cost-effective tooling options.
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Extruded silicone components. In many instances, the compa-
ny’s custom material formulations and advanced manufacturing tech- niques allow engineers to eliminate multiple extruded components by combining different elements into one design. One common application is a color-coded, coextruded gasket that incorporates conductive and non-conductive segments. Once installed, this gasket facilitates reli- able and repeated electrical contact between components. Fujipoly America Corporation is
a wholly owned subsidiary of Fuji Polymer Industries Co., Ltd. of Japan. An ISO 9001:2008-registered compa- ny, Fujipoly specializes in the fabrica- tion of silicone rubber technology. Products include Zebra® elastomeric connectors, Sarcon thermal interface materials, fusible tapes, and custom
silicone rubber extrusions. Contact: Fujipoly America
Corp., 900 Milik Street, Carteret, NJ 07008 % 732-969-0100 E-mail:
info@fujipoly.com Web:
www.fujipoly.com
See at APEC, Booth 872
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