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Page 71 New Automotive Relays from CIT Relay & Switch
ROGERS, MN — CIT Relay & Switch is among the first in the industry to offer an automotive relay with a blow-out magnet. In the automotive relay world, 12 and 24 VDC systems have been the norm for over 50 years. With the world trending toward Electric Vehicles (EVs) there is a need for higher voltage DC switching. As DC voltages increase, so does the
chance of developing what is called a standing arc, where the contacts open and the arc does not extinguish when the relay returns to the fully open position. This condition is very damaging to the contacts and can cause welding of the contacts and even melting of the relay. To combat this, a permanent magnet has been placed next
Mencom Introduces Metallic Connector Enclosures
OAKWOOD, GA — Mencom is now offering a new compact enclosure series engineered for ease of assembly and simplicity. These fully metallic enclosures are available in size 32.13 exclu- sively and their hoods are designed in one piece for any wiring combination with a robust stainless-steel lever. They can serve as EMC (Electro Magnetic
to the contacts to pull on the arc to help it extinguish sooner. The A3K series uses this blow-out
magnet to help break the electric arc that is formed when the contacts of the relay are opening. With a large switching capacity up to
80A, CIT’s A3K series also offers resistor and diode options for coil suppression along with PCB pin or quick connect ter- minals and is available with or without a
mounting bracket. Contact: CIT Relay & Switch, 14680
James Road, Rogers, MN 55374 % 763-535-2339 fax: 763-535-2194
Automotive relays with blow-out magnets.
E-mail:
sales@citrelay.com Web:
www.citrelay.com
Vacuum Tweezer™ Solutions
For over thirty-fi ve years we have been a leading supplier of vacuum handling solutions to the world’s high technology fi rms. Our patented ESD safe products are used by clean room personnel, electronic assemblers, semiconductor manufacturers, the optics
industry and universities around the world. Virtual Industries success has come from
developing innovative vacuum tweezer tools to eliminate part damage and increase productivity in pick and place operations throughout high tech industries. These tools provide customer specifi c solutions that make assembly and processing operations more productive and ergonomic. Parts range in size from 0.004” (0.1mm) up to 12.0” (300mm) for easy handling.
• Self-contained vacuum tweezers Metallic connector housings.
Compatibility) enclosures and are corrosion resistant, due to a conductive layer of galvanic zinc plating on the surface. Mencom also offers new
crimp inserts, CQM-08E and CQF-08E, for these metal enclo- sures. The inserts incorporate PE (Protective Ground) plates specifically designed to be bond- ed to the surrounding metal enclosures, providing connectivi- ty continuity between the PE contacts and the metal enclo- sure. The interior of the hoods and base has internal keys designed to match the inserts with the corresponding keyways to prevent the accidental and dangerous installation of the
insert without the PE plates. Contact: Mencom Corp.,
5750 Mcever Road, Oakwood, GA 30566 % 770-534-4585 E-mail:
mark@mencom.com Web:
www.mencom.com
• Portable, battery-operated continuous vacuum handling systems
• Bench top 110/220 volt vacuum tweezer systems
• Complete kits available
Visit our website or contact us for additional information.
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2130 Victor Place, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80915 USA Website:
virtual-ii.com E-mail:
info@virtual-ii.com USA Telephone: 719-572-5566 Fax: 719-572-5504
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