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Listing of all 31 news releases from Finder:

COTS relays switch to naval duties

User application article Relays are chosen by two suppliers of equipment for the new Type 45 anti-air-warfare destroyers being commissioned for use by the Royal Navy.

News from Finder ( 6 August 2007)

Relay catalogue is packed with reference data

Catalogue showcases complete range of products, along with valuable reference information for designers and buyers.

News from Finder (13 June 2007)

Switching components enable high-tech scarecrow

User application article A timer and a light-dependent relay are key components of a mechanical bird scarer called the "Quiet Man", which is manufactured by Fox-Off.

News from Finder (19 March 2007)

Relays are easier to install and test

Updated series of two- and four-pole power relays feature as standard on all models a test button and mechanical indicator for manual operation during test and commissioning.

News from Finder (15 November 2006)

Relays, timers and detectors come together

The 2006 Finder Product Profile is a 24-page colour brochure that provides outline information on the company's comprehensive range of relays, monitoring relays, timers and movement detectors.

News from Finder ( 3 May 2006)

Rail mounting sockets speed relay installation

New from Finder is a range of 35mm rail mounting sockets featuring screwless terminations.

News from Finder (26 August 2005)

Compact relays drop in to upgrade standard devices

New from Finder is the 46 Series miniature industrial relay range.

News from Finder ( 6 June 2005)

Relay catalogue is expanded and updated

Expanded and updated, relay manufacturer Finder's 2005/06 catalogue showcases the company's complete range of products.

News from Finder ( 2 May 2005)

Timers pass rigorous listing process

Finder is claiming a landmark in gaining cULus certification from Underwriters Laboratories for its extensive 80 Series timer range.

News from Finder ( 2 December 2004)

Nonpolarised relay eases design and assembly

The latest addition to the Finder 55 series is a nonpolarised relays that enables the DC coil supply to be connected either way, yet the relay's status indicator LED always functions correctly.

News from Finder (25 October 2004)

Relay suits safety-critical switching duties

For use in industrial and commercial applications, the 43.61 is a low-profile high-capacity PCB-mounting relay that features a high coil to contact resistance.

News from Finder ( 4 October 2004)

Relay catalogue offers free T-shirt

As well as introducing its latest catalogue, leading manufacturer of relays and timers Finder is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

News from Finder (28 June 2004)

PCB-mounting relays handle post-solder wash

All versions of the 45 Series of PCB relays are now available in a wash tight option enabling the unit to withstand post-soldering washing procedures.

News from Finder (29 April 2004)

Compact relay offers high 30A switching capability

The 66 series power relay provides the opportunity to incorporate high current devices into products and equipment while complying with increasingly stringent safety standards.

News from Finder (19 March 2004)

Big capabilities for tiny frugal relay

The 32 series PCB relay is ideal for industrial, commercial and leisure equipment applications requiring high switching capacity coupled with low power consumption in a physically small package.

News from Finder (26 January 2004)

Full range distilled into 20 pages

Finder has published a useful product profile brochure covering its whole product range.

News from Finder (17 December 2003)

More scope for relay sockets

Finder has expanded its manufacturing facilities, making it Europe's number one producer and supplier of sockets for relays and relay related products.

News from Finder ( 4 November 2003)

Flatpack relay keeps its head down onboard

Meeting the demand for reduced space between PCBs, Finder's 34 series "flatpack" relay is designed for applications where stack height is a crucial factor.

News from Finder (22 September 2003)

Flatpack relay handles heavy currents onboard

Providing the ideal solution to high-current PCB applications where height restrictions are a major consideration is Finder's 40.11 series flatpack PCB relay.