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• crossfade Effects • movable Objects • USB, 2xI²C, 2xSPI, 2xRS-232


Holding Trays from FKN Systek


Millis, MA — Now available off the shelf from FKN Systek are light- weight and sturdy flat PCB trays that hold up to 25 cards for storage


to handle more flexible PCBs. Support on two edges prevents printed circuit cards from flexing or moving during transport. These are available in two


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Conductive PCB holding trays.


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and transport at manual worksta- tions. These trays are designed to support virtually any PCB size. As with all transport racks, these are made of conductive material and rated for temperatures up to 176°F (80°C). For longer PCB panels, the trays can be stacked side by side. The L-shaped trays are designed


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sizes. The large size will hold 30 PCBs at 0.31 in. (8 mm) between cards and the small size holds 25 PCBs at 0.4 in.


(10 mm) spacing. Contact: FKN Systek, 115


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