News Release from: Fischer Connectors
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 21 February 2006
Miniature plugs squeeze in more contacts
SS and SSC Series short plugs feature an innovative design and lightweight, miniature construction for applications requiring space saving, high pin density configurations.
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Fischer Connectors has a new series of miniature plugs which further strengthens its position in applications, such as military, demanding a high-quality, rugged and compact solution. The new SS Series and SSC Series short plugs feature an innovative design and lightweight, miniature construction for applications requiring space saving, high pin density configurations. The 102 series, for example, is available with up to nine pins in a 9mm diameter.
Specifically designed for field applications, SS and SSC Series 102, 103, 1031, 104, 105 and 1051 miniature plugs withstand temperatures from -55 to +135C.
They are useable unsealed or sealed to IP68, depending on the choice of heatshrink, shaped or overmoulded cable attachment.
Security and reliability are provided by Fischer's patented automatic locking system in the SS Series, or Clic-Loc emergency breakaway system in the SSC Series, both rated for more than 5000 mating cycles.
Electrical integrity is assured by 360-degree EMC shielding.
SS and SSC Series plugs are available silver-chrome or black-chrome plated, and are intermateable with all Fischer standard sockets. Request a free brochure from Fischer Connectors....
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