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Multi-Use Snap-On Connector Straps from Keystone
NEW HYDE PARK, NY — New, insulated, snap-on connector straps, prewired for simplified connectivity applications, are now available from Keystone Elec -
used for snap-on/snap-off con- nectivity applications in equip- ment, devices and automotive environments. These connectors allow for easy and secure connec- tivity of devices. They are sup- plied with an insulated vinyl cov- ered base to reduce short circuit and contact tampering potential. Both male stud connector and female socket connector feature brass, nickel-plated contacts for a reliable, low contact resistance battery connection. Rated for up to 2A, 120 VAC,
Snap-on connector straps.
tronics Corporation. Key stone’s new male and female snap-on connector straps (9V-style) can be used as traditional male and female connections for 9V battery designs. In addition to 9V battery use, these contact straps can be
connectors are each supplied with a 6 in. (152 mm) long #26 AWG wire. Wire ends come stripped and tinned for simplified installa- tion. The connectors are available through the company’s global dis-
tribution network and online. Contact: Keystone
Electronics Corp., 55 South Denton Avenue, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 % 800-221-5510 E-mail:
kec@keyelco.com Web:
www.keyelco.com
CDE Launches Long-Life AC Filter Capacitors
NORTHVALE, NJ —Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) has launched its ALH series of AC harmonic filter capacitors with a rating of 1,500 hours. This new CDE series is designed with the most advanced construction technology to meet the chal- lenges of harsh environments and is available from New Yorker Electronics. The series offers 50 percent
greater life than competitive 85/85 THB-rated power film capacitors with designs that pass the rigors of automotive- grade electrical and mechanical testing. The temperature, humidity
at bias (THB) test exposes parts to the harsh conditions of 185°F (85°C) at 85 percent relative humidity with rated voltage applied. CDE’s testing has been validated for 1,500 hours while competitors validate their series for 1,000 hours under the same conditions. This demanding test simu- lates the extremely harsh oper-
ating conditions encountered in many commercial and industrial inverter applications that can cause conventional film capaci- tors to fail early, due to moisture
ALH series AC harmonic filter capacitors.
penetration. The ALH series is optimized for AC harmonic fil- tering on the input and output of inverter circuits. Capacitance ranges from 0.22 to 50 µF at 160 to 450 VAC, 50/60 Hz with high rms current ratings for handling
higher-ordered harmonics. Contact: Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc., 140 Technology
Place, Liberty, SC 29657 % 864-843-2626 Web:
www.cde.com
LARGE FORMAT
Tray Automation in a Compact Footprint.
LOADER/UNLOADER
The TF3 HD is designed to automate custom-sized trays, thermoform trays, and multiple tray types in a single production run.
Easy to integrate with your machine
Operator- friendly loading/unloading without interrupting production
Handles multiple- sized trays within 300 x 400 mm
Random access multiple tray types in a single production run
Tracking feature available for bar code reader
USA East
trayfeeders.com Concord, NH Neil Burtt +1 603 270 9180
info@trayfeeders.com
USA West
bentleadtools.com San Jose, CA Bob Santora +1 408 592 5259
bob@tapingsystemsetc.com
QUASYS Switzerland
www.quasys.ch sales@quasys.ch
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