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Listing of all 49 news releases from Harwin:

Automated crimping eases assembly

A crimp inspection window in the housing aids quality control, while the insulation crimp barrel provides improved strain relief.

News from Harwin (28 March 2008)

Board connectors boost contact density

Available configured from 10 to 100 terminations with RoHS-compliant gold or tin finish, phosphor-bronze contact material and high-temperature UL94V0 thermoplastic housing.

News from Harwin (11 March 2008)

Standard interconnects cover essential needs

Product range is a whole new portfolio of widely used standard parts, produced to meet industry's quality requirements at a low cost.

News from Harwin (27 February 2008)

Military circulars cut costs for peaceful uses

Rugged high-specification cadmium-free range features free-plug, panel-mount and cable connector orientations in a number of popular shell and layout options.

News from Harwin (14 February 2008)

Interconnect deal covers German market

Harwin has signed elcon electronic to reinforce its presence in the German marketplace.

News from Harwin (24 January 2008)

FPC connector promises further flexibility

Available with 4 to 30 contacts, F08 connectors are also zero-insertion-force devices, simplifying assembly and minimising the risk of damage.

News from Harwin (25 December 2007)

Reverse option connector aids design flexibility

Connector range offers a fixing variant reversed from the usual orientation for use in environments where high vibration, shock and extremes of temperature are a consideration.

News from Harwin (17 December 2007)

Lugs provide firm mechanical anchors onboard

Turret lugs can be used in many applications to provide a strong, reliable wire to board connection.

News from Harwin ( 8 October 2007)

Brass hexagonal spacers handle tough conditions

Harwin's brass hexagonal spacers can perform under severe conditions such as high mechanical load.

News from Harwin (25 July 2007)

Custom pin headers handle unusual tasks

Customers who can't find a suitable pin header in the wide range available from Harwin can now specify a device customised to their own needs.

News from Harwin (24 May 2007)

Sockets cover industry-standard IC packages

IC sockets aid design flexibility and remove sensitive ICs from potentially damaging assembly processes.

News from Harwin (17 May 2007)

Bus connectors embed PC/104 compliance

PC/104 compatible bus connectors meet industry standards for embedded PCs, have a maximum 3A current rating and a press-fit tail option enables solder-free attachment.

News from Harwin (23 April 2007)

Compact connectors for board-to-board applications

Low-profile 1.27mm-pitch female connectors for vertical SMT board-to-board applications feature a dual entry option for design flexibility.

News from Harwin (16 February 2007)

Harwin launches standard Hot Shoe connector series

High performance interconnect maker Harwin, has launched standard 8, 12 and 16 way versions of its rugged Hot Shoe connector technology

News from Harwin (12 December 2006)

Farnell InOne is top catalogue distributor

High reliability interconnect systems maker, Harwin, has named Farnell InOne as European Catalogue Distributor of the Year.

News from Harwin ( 4 December 2006)

Three-row connector is secured with little force

Harwin is launching a low insertion force version of its Datamate connector family, offering up to 96 contacts.

News from Harwin (29 November 2006)

Connectors allow high-speed multipin transmission

Harwin has responded to demands from makers of mobile phones for a high-speed fine-line coax connector with its M480 series 0.4mm pitch micro coax connector.

News from Harwin (23 November 2006)

Connector catalogue covers expanded range

The latest Harwin catalogue features more than 30 new products, and is the first to include RoHS-compliant versions of all connector ranges.

News from Harwin (10 October 2006)

Connectors make the link in ice-bound array

User application article Harwin's female crimp Datamate and male PC tail Datamate connectors have been designed into the next-generation neutrino telescope dubbed IceCube.