Expanded Line of Remke Mini-Link B & C-Size Molded Connectors
Remke Industries recently introduced its expanded offering of Mini-Link 'B-Size' and 'C-Size' molded connectors, cordsets and receptacles.
Wheeling, IL November 14, 2012
Remke Industries recently introduced its expanded offering of Mini-Link™ 'B-Size' and 'C-Size' molded connectors, cordsets and receptacles. The expanded product offering includes all the B-Size (6-7-8 poles) and C-Size (9-10-12 poles) connectors available in:
*PVC for general industrial applications
*Rubber for applications where flexibility & resistance to abusive environments thru a broad temperature range is important
*TPE for environments with chemicals and corrosives.
No other manufacturer offers their Mini style B & C-Size molded connectors in rubber. And only Remke offers their complete line of B & C-Size connectors in all three materials.
Mini-Link connectors - available in straight & 90 degree, male & female - feature:
*NEMA 6P & IP 68 protection
*Standard coupling nuts of machined aluminum with optional stainless steel and plastic couplers to match any application environment
*Nickel coated then gold-plated contacts for enhanced corrosion resistance & conductivity
*Crimped pins & contacts for secure terminations
*Receptacles with 12" pigtail leads, Viton 'O' Ring, plated steel or stainless steel hardware
*Hard service SOOW, SJOOW or STOW cable
Customization is available for all Mini-Link B & C size connectors through the Remke Flexible Solutions Center where solving your application problem is Job One.
Remke B & C Size Mini-Link connectors can be used for power and signal to factory automation components, equipment and robotics in the packaging, material handling, automotive, conveyor and automated equipment industries.
The entire family of Remke Tuff-Link molded connectors also includes M12, micro & pico sizes as well as both mini & micro distribution boxes and a full line of DeviceNet compatible bus system connectors.
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