PRODUCTS INTERCONNECTION STAY IN TRIM WITH CIRCULAR BAYONET CONNECTOR OFFERING E
sterline Connection Technologies – Souriau's
offering of Trim-Trio circular connector – features a variety of insert arrangements for plastic, metal, and bi-metal connectors. They are fitted with 16 and 20 gauge contacts for signal, coaxial, and fibre-optic connections, and 12 and 8 gauge contacts for power connections. Trim-Trio simplifies the management of contact and shell inventories and provides cost- effective solutions for multiple industrial markets.
The connectors’ design is based
on a simple concept: enable manufacturers to use a single type of contact for different types of connector in order to simplify the management of their shell and contact inventories and tailor their connectors to specific applications. For example, a plastic, metal, or bi- metal connector may be used in different environments, but the form-factor of the insert arrangement is the same and the connectors are both interchangeable and intermateable.
In order to optimise
interconnection costs, the contacts on these connectors are available either stamped and formed or machined and are supplied on carrier strips or in bulk packaging. Several surface treatments are also available.
The offering's coaxial contacts
and fibre-optic contacts meet requirements for high-speed signals and optical signals. All the contacts in the offering are easy to crimp using Souriau's standard tools. Trim-Trio cylindrical connectors with one-third-turn bayonet locking ring are available in three versions: UTS (all-plastic), UTG (metal and plastic), and UTO (metal).
www.esterline-connection-
technologies.come
EXTRA PROTECTIVE CAPS FOR CIRCULAR CONNECTORS
Amphenol Socapex has introduced three new ranges of protective caps for its circular connectors. These ranges round out the current standard series to provide complete and lasting protection for all MIL-DTL-38999 Series I, II and III, MIL-DTL-26482, RJ Field and USB Field connectors. The self-closing caps offer ease of use and screw directly onto receptacles. They are available in two types of material: composite for MIL-DTL- 26482 connectors; and aluminium for the MIL-DTL-38999 range (this version will be available soon). A choice of plating finishes — including nickel, black zinc nickel, and cadmium — is available to increase protection against corrosion, impacts, and vibrations. In addition, the metal cap for the MIL-DTL-38999 range is IP67.
Standard metal caps are available in END-TO-END INDUSTRIAL CONNECTIVITY SOLUTIONS
Aerco, the distributor and stockist of electrical and electronic components servicing hi-rel markets, has added Alpha Connect high- performance products for industrial connectivity from Alpha Wire to its cord sets and accessories portfolio. Alpha Connect addresses the industrial automation market and provides an end-to-end solution for connecting sensors and actuators on the factory floor, ensuring reliable and safe communications that increase productivity and reduce downtime. Alpha Connect’s product offering includes M8, M12, M23, MINI and
RJ45 cordsets; M8 and M12 passive distribution boxes, splitters; M8, M12 and MINI field attachables and receptacles. As the Alpha Connect system offers environmental sealing and products are IP65, IP67, IP68/NEMA 6P and IP69K compliant, no additional enclosures are needed for protection. Environmental and mechanical ruggedness means Alpha Connect is suitable for use in all industrial environments, including wash down areas, conveyor systems, pick and place systems and many more. Stainless steel models with IP69K protection and washdown capabilities are also suitable for food and beverage applications, as they offer protection against corrosion and aggressive chemical and cleaning agents. Aerco’s Cable, Wire & Accessories sales manager, Nicki Setterfield, said: “We are delighted to be able to
offer the new Alpha Connect product line to our customers with no minimum order quantities on standard products. Cordsets are available in 0.6m, 1m, 3m, 5m, 10m, 15m and 20m standard putup lengths and we also offer custom designs utilizing the proven and trusted Alpha wire and cable products.”
www.aerco.co.uk
aluminium, stainless steel, and bronze. Silicone caps with nylon cord can withstand temperatures up to 200°C. They are IP67 rated for harsh environments.
www.amphenol-socapex.com
Designed for underwater use and harsh environment installations, Hylec-APL has launched the TeePlug TH381 plug and socket electrical micro connector. Offering a high level of reliability, TeePlug TH381 Series connectors provide complete protection against the effects of permanent submersion in water to ensure electrical connection, even when subjected to high pressure water jets. The IP68/IP69K rated TeeTubeTH381 models also prevent dust and dirt ingress. Measuring only 14mm in diameter, the connector series suits outdoor lighting applications.
www.hylec-apl.com
PUSHPULL INTERFACE LEADS TO ASSEMBLY TIME SAVINGS
HARTING has added a PushPull interface to its M12 PCB angled D-coded connector, not only enabling direct Ethernet transmission from the cable to the printed circuit board but also leading to savings in assembly time. The new M12 PushPull PCB connection comes in an angled D-coded female
variant which facilitates the use of space-saving switches with Fast Ethernet communication at up to 100 Mbit/s. The direct M12 PushPull connection to the PCB minimises the need for additional wiring and saves assembly space as well as time.
The new connector typifies the growing trend
towards miniaturisation in industry – not just in the development of smaller components, but in the fact that these devices in turn can be used in ever-smaller installation spaces.
www.harting.co.uk
28 MAY 2017 | ELECTRONICS / ELECTRONICS
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