Cables, Connectors, Enclosures

Inductive power transmission is making headlines these days as a means of wirelessly recharging batteries in electric vehicles. But industrial uses are cropping up as well. The latest is in a system from TE Connectivity, Harrisburg, Pa., which lets a remote circuit draw power via a wireless connection while also beaming back digital data. Dubbed Ariso, the wireless inductive-coupling system can transfer not just electrical power but also data (four or eight channels depending on the model) across small distances, without any contact....More

Two new G10 Series AS-Interface Splitters with stainless-steel coupling nuts feature a robust one-piece housing with IP67/IP68/IP69K ratings for use in harsh environments. The VAZ-2T1-FK-G10-V1-V4A and VAZ-T1-G10-1M-PUR-V1-GV4A AS-Interface accessories mount quickly and easily in tight spaces, are immune to vibration, and have gold-plated and machined contacts....More

A specially formulated PUR outer jacket prevents the Nanoflex Series of hygienic control power and data cables from micro-organism growth. The outer jacket is hydrolysis and detergent resistant, letting it withstand the harsh cleaning processes used to sterilize equipment, which over time degrade cable performance....More

Power electronics technology has reduced the cost and size and improved the performance of variable-frequency drives......More

Bellows couplings transmit power from 0.5 to more than 100,000 Nm at speeds from 0 to 100,000 rpm. They......More