SUPPLEMENT ENCLOSURES & ENCLOSURE FURNITURE
NEW SOFT SILICONE FLAT EMI GASKET MATERIAL
A flat, sheet material, comprising a solid silicone rubber, embedded with monel or aluminium metal wires orientated perpendicular to its surface. Excellent RFI/EMI/EMP shielding performance is achieved as the material has a wire density of up to 140 wires/CM2 in solid silicone, providing an environmental and RFI/EMI seal when clamped between two metallic surfaces. These wires are crimped to aid compression and are chemically bonded to ensure their retention. They will also penetrate most light oxide layers, ensuring a low contact resistance path when suitably compressed. For applications with severe joint unevenness, low closure forces, and where greater compressibility is required, Kemtron has developed new grades 470/480 of material to fulfil a need that meets the performance of the company’s oriented wire in silicone sponge, but with improved environmental sealing qualities. Kemtron has achieved this by using a very soft solid silicone with a reduced wire count of 100 wires per cm2
, the same as its silicone sponge. The advantages of
these materials over silicone sponge are that the company can manufacture sheet widths of 150mm with a minimum thickness of 0.8mm. Material consistency is a great advantage over silicone sponge as there is no uneven cell structure to consider that affects moisture ingress and closure force.
Kemtron T: 01376 348115
www.kemtron.co.uk ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
Evatron handhelds C
lassic handheld enclosures with sleek, ergonomic styling that stands the test of time.
The 33 Series hand held enclosures have removeable end panels,
come in light grey as standard or black as an option. The standard case is available with or without colour matched edge corners. Alternatively, the 4 slide on corners can be supplied separately in a range of colours. Made in TPE covered polypropylene, the corners provide a non-slip grip, which can match your brand colour. The optional gasket provides an IP65 seal to the enclosure, and there are 4 battery holder options. Enclosures can be modified to your exact requirements with CNC machining, screen printing and EMI/RFI shielding. Contact
sales@evatron.com for more information or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website.
Evatron u 01908 325100
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www.evatron.com
Hylec’s New online and print catalogue puts electronic components at engineers’ fingertips H
ylec has produced a new catalogue in both print and online downloadable versions to make selecting items for projects simple and
fast for contractors and electronic design engineers. All Hylec’s latest products are detailed, including its IP-67-rated ISOLATOR range of AC and DC control switches for industrial and commercial buildings, its highly- popular, unique 100% tool less DEBOX in-line junction boxes and its well- known electrical connectors, including the new completely submersible TeePlug® TH381 in the TeeTube range. This online catalogue is a Hylec first and can be accessed with a single click on the Hylec homepage at
www.hylec-apl.com where it can be downloaded in PDF format, or the printed catalogue is available by post on request via a simple online form at
http://www.hylec-apl.com/contactus.
Hylec-APL u +44 1933 234400 S18 OCTOBER 2017 | DESIGN SOLUTIONS: SUPPLEMENT u
www.hylec-apl.com
ETA Enclosures introduce new ETR Suspension Arm assemblies range
and offered in 3 specification variations subject to weight requirements is a new range of ETR Suspension Arm assemblies. The structure of the support arm system is defined by machine size, enclosure dimensions and enclosure weight, the number of connection elements and the profile lengths.
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• ETR040 – has a 400N Load Capacity • ETR060 – has an 800N Load Capacity • ETR120 – has a 1200N Load Capacity • Load capacity is defined for a total of 1 meter profile including enclosure
• The ETR range is produced from extruded Aluminium ensuring a light weight strong construction
• Available in Grey RAL7035 with grey fittings as standard
These new suspension arm assemblies are ideal for mounting controls away from the floor space onto the control cabinet or machine assembly.
ETA Enclosures (UK) Limited u 01709-386630 u
www.eta-enclosures.co.uk
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/DESIGNSOLUTIONS
ust introduced by ETA Enclosures UK
LOCK ASSEMBLY SERVICE OFFERS UP TO IP67 SEALING
FDB’s Rocfast programme saves time, money and mistakes by guiding customers through the process of specification, component matching, ordering, assembly, packaging and logistics direct to site. Now it covers the extra sealing requirements of high degrees of dust and water protection up to IP66 and IP67. Most common lock applications require the lower levels of IP54, however in external use IP65 may be needed. For harsh external or heavy hose down areas, IP66 or IP67 is appropriate. IP67 entails submersion testing for even greater peace of mind. The Rocfast service includes all quarter-turn favourites with
appropriate keys and IP rated sealing, cams of all types, traditional L or T handles, swinghandles and compression locks as applicable. This service programme can efficiently deal with modern modular component systems or traditional single kit formats and with one-off or scheduled programme deliveries, as well as separate packaging of locks, backnuts, and keys, to suit logistical requirements. Where required, complete fitting kits can be supplied, including locks, hinges and gaskets, with lock cylinders keys forwarded to a separate destination if desired. Further information on FDB products and services may be found on the website below. Find the latest information and news on the FDB blog (
www.fdbnews.co.uk) or follow FDB on Twitter.
FDB T: 020 8568 1616
www.fdb.co.uk
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