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  • Solenoid Valves Sip 0.65W

    By Staff, August 11, 2010

    The E Series pneumatic solenoid valves reside in cylindrical cases with diameters less than 19 mm and lengths under 50.8 mm.

  • Open Frame Solenoids Provide Magnetic Latching

    By Staff, September 11, 2006

    Now RoHS compliant, the B16-L and B17-L latching, open-frame solenoids feature an integral return spring and suit magnetic-latching applications such as security systems, office automation and medical products. The solenoids provide a maximum force of

  • Open Frame Solenoids Stroke Out

    By Staff, February 02, 2006

    Compatible with battery-powered designs, the B16L, B17L, and C5L open-frame, magnetic-latching solenoids provide strokes up to 0.18" and latching forces up to 3 lbs. They can survive up to 100,000 cycles with moderate force outputs. The components

  • Small Rotary Solenoid Boasts Quiet Operation

    By Staff, October 08, 2008

    Designed with a special laminate cover to reduce audible noise in automotive environments, the model 341 rotary solenoid reduces audible noise by up to 5 dB compared with an uncovered solenoid. The solenoid is aimed at office equipment applications

  • Piezo Bimorphs Outfit Telecomm Switches

    By Staff, February 03, 2005

    Designed to replace traditional solenoids in certain applications, the company’s piezo bimorphs are targeted for use in telecomm switches where consumption, weight, and speed concerns are critical. The new devices do not create an electric

  • Mini Solenoids Handle Heavy Loads

    By Staff, November 09, 2004

    Measuring approximately 20 mm x 10 mm x 12 mm, the C5 series open-frame linear solenoids are available in configurations that include magnetic latching rated for forces up to 3 lbs. and a standard on/off version rated for use with forces in excess of

  • Mini Latching DC Solenoid Touts Hold-Without-Power Mechanism

    By Staff, November 01, 2002

    The model SC0323L is a new pull-type magnetic latching solenoid with a "zero power to hold" mechanism. It is targeted for use in products requiring linear actuation and continual hold with the absence of electrical power. Maximum force is rated at 4.5

  • Micro-Mini Relays Consume Little Power

    By Staff, July 01, 2002

    Offered as next-generation telecomm relays, the AZ852 and AZ853 consume just 79 mW at pick-up and provide stable contact resistance for signal or low-level switching. The epoxy-sealed relays meet Bellcore's 2.5-kV and FCC Part 68 1.5-kV surge voltage

  • Adapter Readies Switches For Extreme Duty

    By Staff, July 01, 2002

    The Extreme Duty front ring adapter is installed with an ordinary mushroom cap to convert the company's regular series 14 pushbutton switches into a large, rugged switch. The front ring adapter is said to be capable of withstanding even the most

  • Latching Relays Are Electrically Reset

    By Staff, July 01, 2002

    The 385 series of mechanically-latched, electrically-reset relays are used where the relay contacts need to remain in the last set position with the power off. The terminals have a single-piece construction for reliability and employ a standard

  • Mini Reed Switch Touts High Reliability And Versatility

    By Staff, July 01, 2002

    A new compact reed switch comes in a Celanex housing with overall dimensions of 0.145'' in diameter by 0.450'' long. The single-pole, single-throw, normally-open contact switch is rated at 10W, 400 mA and 170 Vdc (max.) and is said to deliver highly

  • Pull-Type Solenoid Suits Demanding Applications

    By Staff, May 01, 2002

    A pull-type tubular solenoid, the model ST2552N has a maximum rating force of 77.6 oz. at a .04" stroke. Frame dimensions are 1" in diameter by 2.05" in length. Standard coils are made for 3, 6, 12, or 24 Vdc. The solenoid's compact design and rugged

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