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  • Hand Formable Coax Assemblies

    By Staff, February 06, 2012

    Crystek has introduced a line of 26.5 GHz Hand Formable Coaxial Cable Assemblies, a new addition to their Low-Loss RF Coaxial Cables. Designed to operate

  • IR Optic Cables Suit Military Apps

    By Staff, January 25, 2012

    The HE Series infrared fiber optic cables meet specifications required by military and industrial applications.

  • Flat Festoon Cables Flex In Extreme Temperatures

    By Staff, January 03, 2012

    Operating in temperatures from -65°C to +260°C, Cicoil’s UV-resistant Festoon Cables withstand continuous flexing, providing an alternative to PVC and Neoprene flat cables.

  • Silicone Encased Cables Suit Military Robotic Applications

    By Staff, December 20, 2011

    The company’s flexible and durable flat silicone cables are designed for use on unmanned ground-based military robotic vehicles that require absolute reliability.

  • Connector/Cable Assemblies Handle Harsh Environments

    By Staff, November 29, 2011

    Groomed for physically-challenging apps, the ultra-bend, insensitive fiber standard contact (SC), angled physical contact (APC) indoor/outdoor cable, and SC/APC 4.8-mm connectors are reportedly six times more flexible than conventional optical cable.

  • Mission-Critical Cables Give Good Flex

    By Staff, November 14, 2011

    Promising exceptional performance for critical unmanned aircraft and other high-reliability apps, the company’s highly flexible and durable flat silicone cables exploit an exclusive process of encapsulating individual components in a shock absorbing silicone jacket that renders them unaffected by repeated exposure to severe vibration and temperatures, harsh weather, and the rigors of turbulent flight.

  • Cables Offer Rack/Stack Capabilities

    By Staff, November 09, 2011

    Promising to save time and money, Cables Unlimited offers rack and stack services that eliminate labor-intensive tasks necessary for installing server clusters, storage devices, or networking equipment.

  • USB 2.0 Cables Stay Connected Under Extreme Bending

    By Staff, October 20, 2011

    High-flex versions of the company’s type A-A and type A-B USB 2.0 cables are rated for a minimum of 10,000 bend cycles.

  • Flexible Silicone Cable Seeks Severe Environments

    By Staff, October 05, 2011

    Targeting applications that require absolute reliability in severe environments, Cicoil’s High Flex Unshielded Silicone Cables perform reliably in temperatures from -65°C to +260°C.

  • DVI-D Cables Squeeze Into Tighter Spots

    By Staff, September 19, 2011

    L-com now offers both DVI-D single link and dual link right-angle cable assemblies, which are designed to allow easy connections in small spaces.

  • Cables Support Fiber-Optic Sensors

    By Staff, September 14, 2011

    The E32 series shock-and-vibration resistant cables fit fiber-optic sensors and can withstand temperatures up to +350 degC (660 degF).

  • Silicone Wire Handles High Voltage In Extreme Environments

    By Staff, August 22, 2011

    Available in sizes from 4 AWG to 30 AWG, Cicoil’s ultra flexible silicone wire carries voltage ratings up to 42 kVdc.

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