Industrial Technology

High-density rectangular connector for harsh environments

The new Harting Han Q High Density is a rectangular connector for signal contacts which delivers the highest contact density to date in the company's compact Han 3A size range. It incorporates 21 D-Sub contacts, including one designed as a leading contact.

5th September 2013

Outdoor version of Harting's Han-Yellock industrial connector

Harting has introduced an outdoor version of its innovative Han-Yellock industrial connector system featuring specially selected materials and a surface structure designed to withstand salt mist and industrial exhaust gases as well as ultraviolet radiation.

5th September 2013

New e-spool energy chain variants provide robust solution for routing multiple cables in small spaces

igus UK, the leading energy chain and cabling specialist, has launched two new variants of its innovative and compact e-spool energy chain. The new heavy duty (HD) and motor flange versions are more powerful, enabling users to more easily retract and guide cables and e-spool allows engineers to save space thanks to its small footprint. Quick and easy to install, e-spool is flexible, providing cables reliably in any direction for travel up to 14m.

21st August 2013

Handles with lock cylinders

Camlock Systems has introduced an extension of its popular wing knob, T handle and L handle ranges. The new products, designated Series 08 are fitted with a lock cylinder that is compatible with all 92 Series key combinations, including the popular 92369 key number. Camlock Systems has manufactured its new products in response to demand from the cabinet and enclosure industry.

2nd August 2013

Integrated enclosure hardware

Albert Jagger recently introduced the Industrilas integrated hardware to its range. Products such as the System VISION IP rated swing handles can be used independently or in conjunction with the Industrilas range of rod locks and three-point locking systems. Further products include the System KLIMA-FLEX range of handles, latches and hinges for use on insulated doors in climate control and HVAC applications. Manufactured from polyamide, die-cast zinc and stainless steel, these modular components offer single or multi-point latches with cams, roller cams and rod latches.

2nd August 2013

Comfort handle optimises installed equipment

On the subject of handles, Rittal offers the Comfort Handle for its TS8 freestanding enclosures, available in pushbutton, padlocking and keylocking configurations. The handles are designed to optimise installed equipment because the folding action means the handle does not take up any of the swivel area. The handles are prepared for the installation of lock inserts, safety inserts and push button inserts.

2nd August 2013

Extended range of enclosure handles

Hammond Electronics has added a further 24 variants to its extensive range, which are designed to complement enclosures, subracks, chassis, drawers and panels used in the electronic, networking, broadcasting and electrical markets. All styles of handle have pleasing modern lines that will enhance any enclosure or subrack to which they are fitted.

2nd August 2013

Padlockable stainless steel L handles

The new Program 1000 padlockable stainless steel L handles from EMKA offer strength in security with style and simplicity. Both are designed to suit rugged outdoor applications such as rail-side cabinets or street furniture, but take a radically different approach to this in terms of design and functionality.

2nd August 2013

Handle with added security of cam lock

The P2 Flush Pull Lockable handle from Southco which combines the reliability and fast installation of the standard P2 product class with the added security of an integrated cam lock. This one-piece assembly features single-hole panel preparation and built-in tabs that snap into position behind the panel to hold the pull in place without added tools, reducing installation time and effort.

2nd August 2013

Paving the way to a new era of engineering

Companies that adopt the latest engineering design technologies are gaining true competitive advantages, whilst those continuing to rely on legacy CAD risk being left behind, says EPLAN's Ken Christie

2nd August 2013