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News Release from: Farnell | Subject: Full reels
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 June 2004
Passives come in full reels
Focused on making the working lives of design engineers simpler, Farnell InOne has launched a "full reels" offering, holding stock of surface mount passive components on full reels.
Focused on making the working lives of design engineers simpler, Farnell InOne has launched a "full reels" offering, holding stock of surface mount passive components on full reels Ranges already on offer include industry-leading manufacturers AVX, Epcos and Multicomp
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The move comes following an emerging requirement for full reels among customers engaged in the assembly of printed circuit boards.
The products offered include MLCC and tantalum capacitors from AVX as well as chip inductors, MLCC, standard tantalum and state-of-the-art tantalum from Epcos.
The offer is also complemented with 1% chip resistors from Multicomp.
Farnell InOne's full reels comes with all the usual Farnell InOne core service values: free next day delivery, easy order, free technical support for account holders and, most importantly, excellent stock availability.
Andrew Fawcett, Senior Product Manager at Farnell InOne explains: "The full reels offering is a direct response to the changing needs of our customers and will be particularly beneficial to the increasing number of customers using pick-and-place equipment for small scale manufacture".
Full details of how to order can be found in Book 2 of the May 2004 Farnell InOne catalogue or on the website.
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