September, 2021
WEST DUNDEE, IL — Several of HELUKABEL’s TPE-jacketed control and motor cables have recently been tested and certified by ECOLAB for use during washdown processes found typi- cally in the food and beverage industries. The products were subjected
to the 28-day test using clean- ing/disinfecting substances Top - active 200, Topactive 500, P3- topax 66, P3-topactive OKTO, and P3-topax 990, along with demineralized water (used for zero-reference value). These included PVC/nylon insulated,
Nexperia Launches Bipolar Junction Transistors
NIJMEGEN, THE NETHER- LANDS — Nexperia’s new bipo- lar junction transistors in DPAK packages are designed to deliver high reliability and performance for automotive and industrial applications. The MJD series now available covers 2 to 8A and 45 to 100V. The new MJD series parts
are pin-to-pin compatible with other MJD devices in DPAKs, and they also offer significant reliability benefits. Available as automotive-qualified AEC-Q101
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TPE jacketed, NFPA 79 compli- ant control cables TRAYCON- TROL® 550 TPE, TRAYCON- TROL 670 HDP and TRAYCON- TROL 670-C HDP XLPE insulat- ed, and the TPE jacketed, NFPA 79 compliant VFD motor cables TOPFLEX® 650 VFD, TOPFLEX 1000 VFD, TOPSERV® 600 VFD, and TOPSERV 650 VFD. The cable families were test-
ed in accordance with ECOLAB test PM 40-1, which requires cables to be completely immersed in the various cleaning/disinfect- ing substances for up to 28 days at
constant room temperature. Upon completion of the
immersion test, cables are then subjected to visual inspection to see if any swelling, brittleness or discoloration has occurred in com-
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parison to the cables immersed in demineralized water With this latest announce-
ment HELUKABEL now has 20 control and motor cable families that are suitable for various sta- tionary, flexing, and continuous- flex/drag chain applications found primarily within the food and beverage industries. Contact: HELUKABEL
ECOLAB-certified control cables.
USA, 1201 Wesemann Drive, West Dundee, IL 60118 % 847-930-5118 E-mail:
sales@helukabel.com Web:
www.helukabel.com
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devices and industrial-grade parts, the new MJD series bipolar transistors are rated at:
2A, 50V (MJD2873/-Q), 3A, 100V (MJD31CH-Q), 4A, 45V (MJD148/- Q), and 6A, 100V (MJD41C /-Q and MJD42C /-Q).
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ed as a high gain version. All parts offer class-leading DPAK package reliability performance, with an industry-standard foot- print. The bipolar transistors suit a wide range of applications, such as LED automotive light- ing, backlight dimming in LCD displays, linear voltage regula- tors, relay replacement, motor drives, and MOSFET drivers. Contact: Nexperia, Jonkerbosplein 52, 6534 AB, Nijmegen, The Netherlands % +31-24-353-7979 E-mail:
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