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April/May, 2024 Plastic Junction Boxes from Mencom


OAKWOOD, GA — Mencom has released its new TM series plas- tic electrical junction boxes designed to provide superior pro- tection and functionality in harsh environments. The TM series plastic junc-


tion boxes, compliant with the international standard IEC 60670, ensure strict adherence to quality and safety regulations. The housing is made of halogen- free thermoplastic and comes in a gray RAL 7012 color to blend in with various environments. They feature 0.2 in. (5 mm) thick enclosure walls with surface


indentations to help end users position and punch holes. They also include stainless- steel captive screws to seal the


box, providing protection against atmospheric conditions, aggres- sive chemical agents, and UV rays. The gaskets are made of anti-aging elastomer ensuring IP66/67 rating for exceptional protection against dust, water, and any external elements. The new TM series junction


TM series plastic junction boxes.


boxes come ready for the assem- bly of fixing plates or DIN rails to mount diverse electrical com- ponents. The fixing plates are constructed from durable zinc- plated steel and include screws for secure installation. Specifically engineered for


aggressive environments, the TM series plastic junction boxes will be an excellent choice for demanding conditions where exposure to chemicals, UV radia- tion, or harsh conditions is com- mon while their robust construc- tion provides the adequate pro- tection for internal components


to ensure reliable performance. Contact: Mencom Corp.,


5750 Mcever Road, Oakwood, GA 30566 % 770-534-4585 E-mail: mark@mencom.com Web: www.mencom.com


MSS Intros Compact Electromagnets


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YUDU’s mobile Document Center App can provide employees and customers with a single destination from which to access brochures and catalogs to user manuals and datasheets.


VAN NUYS, CA — A powerful series of compact, low cost elec- tromagnets has been released by Magnetic Sensor Systems (MSS). The E-22-150 series of tubular electromagnets feature 19 differ- ent windings to select from based on the duty cycle and holding force requirements of the appli- cation. E-22-150 electromagnets are immediately available off- the-shelf in sample quantities and OEM quantities for just-in- time deliveries. Depending on the applica-


tion, duty cycle, and required force, the electromagnets in this series can supply 54 to 83 lb (24.5 to 37.7 kg) of holding force for duty cycles ranging from 100% (continuously on) to 10%. This series of electromagnets is ideal for use for: door controls


E-05-125 series electromagnet.


Can sit across iOS, Android and Windows devices for full platform ubiquity


Properly categorize all of your content, from brochures and catalogs to user manuals.


Tight version control, so that older documentation is never presented to users of the app.


(hold open, hold close), relays, lifting gantries, material han- dling, magnetic locks and switch- es, security systems, failsafe brakes, magnetic separation, research equipment, valves, and office equipment. All MSS electromagnets use


Provide a truly responsive, smartphone friendly viewing mode for smartphone users, called PhoneView.


Permission management to make sure you can control


who sees what documents. For more information


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materials that quickly lose resid- ual magnetism when the current is removed. The E-05-125 series has a 10-32 UNC-2B threaded mounting hole on the backside for easy integration into new and


existing applications. Contact: Magnetic Sensor


Systems, 6901 Woodley Avenue,


Van Nuys, CA 91406 % 888-785-9444 E-mail: info@magneticsensorsystems.co m Web: www.magneticsensorsys- tems.com


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