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May, 2021 Custom Angled Shelf Cart from Creform


GREER, SC — Creform Corporation has designed and built an angled shelf cart for bins designed to hold small production parts and hardware items. Creform engineered and fully assembled the cart prior to shipment for the customer’s quick implementation. The cart is one of 25 used by the customer. This particular cart has a 42 x 26 in.


(1,067 x 660 mm) footprint and is rated for up to 600 lb (272 kg) load capacity. It was built using popular marine blue 1.1 in. (28 mm) plastic coated steel Creform pipe and black metal joints. It has eight levels with each level defined by Creform’s unique slide pipe with a side guide. This ensures totes are held securely in each lane. This steel slide pipe is


coated with low friction HDPE plastic so the totes will easily flow down each lane. The 15° angle of the flow lanes helps the


bins flow and keeps the parts in the bins toward the front for easy picking. The cart can also easily be restocked from the rear and has a top cover to keep dust and dirt off the parts and bins held below. Each of the cart’s levels can be repositioned or reconfig- ured with only simple tools. The cart includes four 4 in. (102 mm)


diameter swivel casters with urethane wheels for easy positioning, stability and safe movement. The casters include brakes that can be


Mobile angled shelf cart.


engaged for secure positioning. Push/pull handles on both ends of the cart are positioned at a comfortable


Testing of electronics in the era of miniaturization


25+ years in the heart of electronics


Customers in 50+ countries


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10,000+ systems sold  2,500+ customers


Worldwide support


and ergonomic height. Contact: Creform Corp.,


P.O. Box 830, Greer, SC 29652 % 800-839-8823


E-mail: scsales@creform.com Web: www.creform.com


FASTRON Group Intros New Leaded


Inductors COLUMBUS, OH — FASTRON Group has added four new non- magnetic,


leaded inductors:


05CCM, 06CCM, 08CCM, and 12CCM. The four fixed choke coils differentiate in size and electrical parameters. The new series of inductors


shares the exclusive use of a phe- nolic core as well as enameled copper wire for low coil resist- ance. All chokes are available with ±10 and ±20 percent induc- tance tolerance. The 05CCM, 06CCM and 08CCM are covered with an epoxy coating and color coding. The 12CCM is offered with a tube. As the new chokes are non-


magnetic, they can be used in magnetic resonance imaging environmental applications. Compared with standard


axial leaded chokes, the new series offers exceptional high-Q and performs best in high-fre- quency applications. The operating temperature


of the new series is –67 to +257°F (–55 to +125°C), including self- heating. As with all FASTRON components, the 05CCM, 06CCM, 08CCM, and 12CCM are suitable for lead-free soldering and are RoHS-compliant. All four series are available in axial taped reel packing form, with the 05CCM, 06CCM and 08CCM also avail- able in axial taped ammo pack


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Want to know more about our solutions and products? Contact us at 410-770-4415, send an email to info@jtag.com or visit our website at www.jtag.com.


packing form. Contact: FASTRON Amer -


icas, LLC, 1500 Lake Shore Drive, Suite 310, Columbus, OH 43204 % 614-487-0498 E-mail: usa@fastrongroup.com Web: www.fastrongroup.com


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