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- Virginia Panel Corporation
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Coax, Contact, ITA, 20 GHz, RG 223, Crimp, 90 Series Modules only
610102117
Primary mating contact 610102116. (May mate with other ITA contacts, as well.)20 GHz coax contacts have an impedance of 50 Ohms and a current rating of 5 amps.It is recommended to use SF142 to achieve 20 GHz and RG223 to achieve 12 GHz.Mechanical SpecificationsDurability 20,000 cyclesContact Material Shield – BrassCenter Conductor – BeCuContact Plating 30µ" Au over 100µ" NiContact Termination Shield – Crimp/ClampInsulator PTFEMating Force 3.0 lbs max [1.36 kg]Electrical SpecificationsCharacteristic Impedance 50 ΩFrequency Range DC to 20 GHzVSWR 1.15 + .01 (f) GHz w/ RG142 (8 GHz)1.15 + .01 (f) GHz w/ SF142 (20 GHz)Insertion Loss .06 x√f(GHz) dBDWV 800 V RMS Shield to center contact1000 V RMSContact Resistance 5 mOhms center/ 3 mOhms outer Cable Specifications RG 223 Environmental SpecificationsOperating Temperature -65°C to +125°CVibration MIL-STD 202, Method 204, Test Condition DShock MIL-STD 202, Method 213, Test Condition IInsulation Resistance 2000 MOhms Min.
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Coax, Contact, ITA, 75 Ohm, RG179
610103169
Primary mating contact 610104157. (May mate with other Receiver contacts, as well.)Mechanical SpecificationsDurability 20,000 cyclesContact Material Shield – brassCenter Contact – BeCuContact Plating Center Conductor Shield - 30µ” Au over 100µ” NiContact Termination Center Conductor – Crimp or SolderShield – CrimpInsulator PTFEMating Force 4.0 lbs max [1.81 kg]Electrical SpecificationsCharacteristic Impedance 75ΩFrequency Range DC to 3 GHzVSWR < 2.95 @ 3 GHzInsertion Loss -1.64 @ 3 GHzDWV 800 VRMSContact Resistance Center Contact is 5 milliohms Outer Contact is 3 milliohmsCable Specifications RG179Environmental SpecificationsOperating Temperature -55°C to +125°CVibration MIL-STD 1344, Method 2005, Test Condition 4Shock MIL-STD 1344, Method 2004, Test Condition AInsulation Resistance 1000 MΩ min.
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Crimp Force Monitor
638007950
The crimp force monitor measures the force signature of a crimped terminal and compares it to a reference crimp. Depending on the limits programmed, the measurement will pass, fail, or be suspect.
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Coax, Contact, Receiver, 75 Ohm, RG179
610104157
Primary mating contact 610103169. (May mate with other ITA contacts, as well.)Mechanical SpecificationsDurability 20,000 cyclesContact Material Female & Male Shield – brassCenter Contact – BeCuContact Plating Center Conductor Shield – 30µ” Au over 100µ” NiContact Termination Center Conductor – Crimp or SolderShield – CrimpInsulator PTFEMating Force 4.0 lbs max [1.81 kg]Electrical SpecificationsCharacteristic Impedance 75 ΩFrequency Range DC to 3 GHzVSWR < 2.95 @ 3 GHzInsertion Loss -1.64 @ 3 GHzDWV 800 VRMSContact Resistance Center Contact - 5 mΩOuter Shield - 3 mΩCable Specifications RG179Environmental SpecificationsOperating Temperature -55°C to +125°CVibration MIL-STD 1344, Method 2005, Test Condition 4Shock MIL-STD 1344, Method 2004, Test Condition AInsulation Resistance 1000 MΩ min.
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Wire Crimp Pull Sensor
Model MR06-200
The MR06-200 wire crimp pull sensor is a hand-operated solution for measuring wire crimp pull-off forces. The ergonomic handles and convenient tensioning mechanism make field measurements a breeze for applications up to 200 lbF (1,000 N). Squeeze the handles together to increase tension on the sample until a break occurs. The peak force is recorded by a Mark-10 indicator. A rotating turret with slots of multiple sizes accommodates a wide range of wire diameters, up to 0.25 in. (6.4 mm).
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50/75 Ohm Micro Coax Contacts
Rated to 3 GHz using RG 316 or RG 178 Max of 10.5 GHz using RG 316 Double Shield.Rated to 10,000 cycles.50 and 75 Ohm impedance.Mating force of 1.5 lb.High density I/O Crimp contact designed for RG 316, RG 178, and RG 179 wire.
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Wire Crimp Pull Tester (Manual)
WT3-201
The WT3-201 wire crimp pull tester is designed to measure the pull-off force of crimped wire and tube terminations. An ergonomic lever allows for easy application of up to 200 lbF (1,000 N) of crimp pull force. Adjustable wire terminal grip contains multiple slots for wire diameters up to AWG 3 (0.25 in [6.3 mm]). The tester accommodates most insulation types. Samples can be sent to Mark-10 for evaluation prior to purchase.
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Wire Crimp Pull Tester (Motorized)
WT3-201M
The WT3-201M motorized wire crimp pull tester is designed to measure pull-off forces of up to 200 lbF [1 kN] for wire and tube terminations. The tester conforms to numerous UL, ISO, ASTM, SAE, MIL, and other requirements for destructive testing. Non-destructive testing is also possible, such as pulling to a load or maintaining a load for a specified period of time, as per the requirements of UL 486A/B. Programmable pass/fail limits with red and green indicators and audio alerts help identify non-conforming samples.
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Crimp Tester
TF125
TESTEX Testing Equipment Systems Ltd.
Crimp Tester, to calculate the crimp in yarn affected by knitting or weaving by taking apart the yarn from a piece of given-length fabric, unbending it under given force and measuring its length, to determine actual yarn usage.
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Signal, Contact, ITA, QuadraPaddle, 5 Amp, .025" Round Post
610138115
Primary mating contact 610138200. (May mate with other Receiver contacts, as well.)Available in twin-female, crimp/solder, twin male, and wire-wrap design, QuadraPaddle contacts are engineered for flexible interconnect options. Rated at 5 amps continuous (1250 VAC) with a 2 ounce insertion force, QuadraPaddle contacts provide 4 reliable points of contact per pin, outstanding electrical performance, and low mating force.Operating Voltage & Current 5 Amps Max. Continuous; 600 volt Max. use of wire Mil-W-16878/4Contact Resistance 25 mOhms Max.Measured at 50 mV @ 100 mADielectric WithstandingVoltage (DWV) 1500 VDC Min.Insulation Resistance 5000 MOhms Min.Contact Body (RCV) – BeCu (Twin Female)BeCu/PhBrz (Crimp)Male (ITA) – BrassContact Plating Female (RCV) – 50µ” Au over 100µ” NiMale (ITA) – 30µ” Au over 100µ” NiCycle Life 20,000 CyclesRoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Status CompliantREACH Article 33 Status CompliantECHA Article 59 of Reach Regulation CompliantAVG Mating Force (lbs) 0.24
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Force Tensiometers
Sigma 702ET
The Sigma 702ET Transformer Oil Analyzer has been specifically designed to guide the user through the measurement of interfacial tension of transformer oil according to relevant standards.
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Force Tensiometers
Sigma 700/701
The outstanding versatility of Sigma 700 and 701 force tensiometers makes them suitable for research and development, industrial quality control, routine measurements as well as academic research. Both instruments are computer controlled and have a high level of automation.
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Force Tensiometers
Sigma 702
The Sigma 702 is a standalone force tensiometer that provides accurate surface and interfacial tension measurements (Platinum Du Noüy ring, Platinum Wilhelmy Plate), manual determination of Critical Micelle Concentration (CMC) and density measurements. The open design and convenient control keyboard operations make these instruments easy to use without the need for an external computer.
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Tool, Crimp, 75 Ohm Coax, Receiver and ITA, Hex Crimp
910104139
Used to crimp the ferrule on 75 Ohm contacts. Also included in tool kit p/n # 910102107.
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Force Gauges
Morehouse Instrument Company Inc.
Minimize user error and achieve higher accuracy with Morehouse Digital Force Gauges. These instruments display the applied force value directly and do not need an interpretation table. Morehouse analog Ring Force Gauges can also be upgraded to the new digital system.
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Atomic Force Microscope
NX-Hivac
Park NX-Hivac allows failure analysis engineers to improve the sensitivity of their measurements through high vacuum Scanning Spreading Resistance Microscopy (SSRM). Because high vacuum scanning offers greater accuracy, better repeatability, and less tip and sample damage than ambient or dry N2 conditions, users can measure a wide range of dope concentration and signal response in failure analysis applications.
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Force and Material Testing
Starrett Force and Material test solutions range from simple hand-held measurements to highly advanced applications with extreme accuracy.
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Digital Force Gauges
Digital force gauges are powerful yet user-friendly gauges, designed for either handheld use or test stand mounting. These digital force gauges and torque gauges offer the best price performance value of any digital force gauge available, along with a high precision and an easy to use force measurement solution.
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Force Sensors
The Force Sensors segment includes a broad line of load cells and force measurement transducers that are offered as precision sensors for industrial and commercial use. Typical applications for force sensors are in medical devices (such as hospital beds and medication dosing), agricultural equipment (for precision force measurement), and construction machinery (for tipping and overload protection). These sensors use our foil technology products, which serve as sensing elements and components within each unit. Further integration of our load cells technology is also offered as part of our weighing module products, which provide customers with a complete sensor assembly that may be used within a wide variety of digital transducers.
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Breaking Force Testers
Break Force Tester is applied for break force test of the ampoule, lipstick, lip cream and other materials.
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Atomic Force Microscope
XE-PTR
Park Systems' PTR Series is a fully automatic industrial in-line AFM solution for, but not limited to, automatic Pole Tip Recession measurements on Rowbar-level, individual Slider-level, and HGA-level sliders. With sub-nano scale accuracy, repeatability, and throughput, the PTR Series is the metrology tool of choice for Slider manufacturers to improve their overall production yield.
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Digital Force Gauge
Guangzhou Amittari Instruments Co.Ltd
The digital force gauge is a kind of simple and convenient multi-functional instrument for high-accuracy push force and pull force test. It is widely used in electronics, building hardware, textile, auto parts, ignition device such as lighter, fire fighting equipment, pen manufacturing, lock manufacturing, fishing gear, chemical, power machinery, scientific research institutions and other industries. For the push and pull load test, plug and unplug force test and destructive test etc.
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Force Measurement
Using state-of-the-art technology, ABB provides purpose built solutions for your force and dimension measurement needs, making it possible for your production output to accurately match the most varying and demanding requirements.
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Coercive Force Meter
The meter is mainly used in measuring the coercive force of magnetic components of relays and the mechanical energy meter compensation films, which is the essential instrument of manufacturers who are producing the relays and the energy meters, etc.
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Torque and Force Calibrators
Self-contained, semi-automated, multi-functional calibrator, which provides a rapid highly accurate and safe means for calibrating and testing a wide variety of torque and force measuring instruments.
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Crimp Tool DIN 41612
40-964-160-C
A DIN 41612 Crimp Tool suitable for making crimped terminal connections to individual wires and cables. Please see our product 40-964-160-E for the Connector Pin Extractor Tool.
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Force Sensors
Custom FlexiForce
With its paper-thin construction, flexibility, and force sensing ability, the FlexiForce FSR Sensor can measure force between almost any two surfaces and is durable enough to stand up to most environments. The unique construction and durability of these FSR sensors enables Tekscan to create custom-designed FSR sensors to meet the specific needs of many OEM customers. We also offer standard off-the-shelf sensor products for prototyping and low-quantity requirements.
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Force Logger Sensor
NUL-211
This sensor can measure the mass to weightrelationship and study how different pulleysystems affect the effort needed to lift weights.It can also be used to measure push/pull forcesand impacts. There is a hook at the bottom of the force sensor that can be connected to various pulling loads.
