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CAMARILLO, CA — As industrial equipment becomes more compact, the need for space-sav- ing, high-performance connectors is rising. binder is responding to this trend with its M12 power connectors, designed to deliver high volt- age in tight installation spaces. These compact connectors are increasingly favored over tradi- tional 7/8” versions in new machinery. Still, 7/8” connectors remain vital for supporting legacy systems and existing infrastructure. These trends are driving demand for
M12 connectors, as they are particularly small and powerful. They flexibly adapt to the evolving needs of the automation indus-
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Their compact form factor makes them
ideal for installations where space is limited, yet they can handle voltages up to 630V. Due to their standardized design, M12 connectors are easy to assemble onsite and integrate into a wide range of machinery and systems. With standardized codings like S, T, K,
M12 power connectors.
and L, M12 connectors provide safe and reli- able solutions tailored to diverse applica- tions. S and K codings are commonly used for AC power, while T and L codings are explic- itly designed for DC power. This clear differ- entiation enhances both safety and versatili- ty, allowing seamless integration across a wide range of system configura- tions.
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Motion Control Card from Cardinal Kinetic
ERLANGER, KY — Cardinal Kinetic’s InoDrive™ is a net- worked, integrated motion con- trol card that delivers highly reliable, accurate, and precise control of brushless DC servo motors in a wide range of indus- trial environments. As the core hardware component of the com- pany’s InoWorx™ motion control platform, InoDrive simplifies
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capabilities of a servo amplifier, motion controller, and logic engine into a single compact unit. When paired with the InoWorx Programmer, the com- pany’s drag-and-drop, code-free interface, the result is a motion control platform that delivers reliable, accurate, and precise motion with minimal setup time. InoDrive is ideally suited for
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