Harwin’s metal clips are physically much smaller than equivalent plastic wire management clips. They are placed directly onto solder pads, thus negating the need to drill retaining holes in the PCB, offering further space and cost savings. These cable clips are ultra low profile and, unlike bulky plastic clips, they do not protrude through the PCB, increasing design flexibility.
Finally, the plastic clips require installation by hand – a time consuming and very costly exercise. These clips eliminate that process by being assembled at the same time as the rest of the SMT components.
As a coax grounding clip, they provide a simple method of grounding coax braid to the PCB, and are compatible with a variety of coax sizes – please see the table below.
Supplied on tape and reel, and fully compatible with automated manufacturing and soldering processes, Harwin’s new metal cable clips offer excellent mechanical performance and are available in five different sizes to accommodate a range of wires between 0.8mm and 3.0mm in diameter.
The new clips are ideally suited for high–volume commercial and industrial markets as well as consumer electronics applications.
Harwin's Flecto range represents the state-of-the-art of today's floating connector technologies. Capable of withstanding up to ±0.5mm misalignment in both the X and Y axes, these fine-pitch board-to-board connectors offer perfect alignment.
Harwin has expanded its range of ready-to-use cable assemblies for the high reliability range of Gecko connectors with the addition of cable assemblies for the Gecko-SL connectors which feature Screw-Lok (SL) jackscrew fixings.
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) enables a high level of automation within manufacturing and processing facilities. It helps companies achieve real progress to improve efficiency, productivity, and output quality.
Harwin has significantly raised the power levels that its product portfolio can support with the introduction of the Kona series
We now live in an age with systems that rely on constant access to large quantities of real-time data. Through inline measurement, these large quantities of data allow industrial processes to operate more efficiently
The world is well underway in transitioning over to electrification to power future transport systems, this is driven by the requirement to reduce carbon emissions associated with the use of fossil fuels and the impact on the environment