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NEW HYDE PARK, NY — Press-in type PTFE (Teflon) insulated terminals for high temperature and high-quality terminal and connector applications are part of the Keystone Electronics family of multi-purpose hardware.
Engineered for high density packaging
on .062 and .093 in. (0.16 and 0.24 cm) thick PCBs, these versatile pins and terminals pro- vide outstanding electrical, mechanical, ther- mal and chemical characteristics. Rugged and resistant to mechanical shock and vibra- tion, these pins and terminals are manufac- tured in a variety of configurations for any design application including top mount; bot- tom mount and feed-through mounting on chassis, boards and panels. Insulator bushings are man- ufactured from high grade white
New Optical Materials from Panacol
STEINBACH, GERMANY — Panacol has successfully formu- lated resins for imprint replica- tion of refractive lenses and dif- fractive optical elements (DOEs). These materials are highly suit- able for micro- and nanoimprint lithography or wafer level optics. In addition to the suitability of these materials for commonly used glass wafers, the new gener- ation products demonstrate out- standing adhesion to trending
Keystone Intros PTFE Insulated Terminals and Pins Mating PTFE insulated test point jacks
PTFE (Teflon) with tin-plated brass elec- trodes. Operational temperature ranges from –85 to +400°F (–65 to +204°C).
are also available. All products are available through Keystone’s global distribution network and online through its ordering partners. Keystone Electronics Corp. offers a com-
prehensive line of interconnect components and electronic hardware. Modifications, spe- cial designs, stamping, machining, assembly services and application-engineering support
are also available. 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
PTFE insulated pins and terminals. See at MD&M West, Booth 3938
Optical grade resin material.
new polymer substrates including optical grade PET, PC or COP. Once applied and imprinted,
the adhesives are quickly cured by UV light, creating a precise and durable structure. The opti- cal properties are specifically tai- lored to meet the requirements of the targeted substrate. One of the latest generation
of optical materials, Vitralit® UC 1633, features a further im proved yellowing resistance, higher opti- cal transmission, and superior shape retention. Vitralit UC 1633 is easy to demold from PDMS molds which makes it the perfect material to form microlenses such
as those used in smart watches. Contact: Panacol-Elosol
GmbH, Stierstädter Strasse 4, 61449 Steinbach/Taunus,
Germany % +49-0-6171-6202-580 E-mail:
juliane.sieber@
panacol.de Web:
www.panacol.de
See at MD&M West, Booth 4251
See at MD&M West, Booth 2496
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