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Pre-assembled overmolded cables for M12 connectors

July 15, 2022 By Mary Gannon

binder USA introduces pre-assembled and pre-tested overmolded cables for use with M12 connectors. The new ready-to-connect cables eliminate the need for single-core wiring, reducing errors and speeding up installations. They are essential to plug & play and plug & work solutions in M12 field installations. The cables are suitable for usage in industrial networks including CAN, Profibus, and Profinet.

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Sensors and actuators have become essential to applications from factory automation to smart farming, greatly increasing the demand for industrial-grade connectivity between signal, data, power cables, and field devices. binder has developed a portfolio of ready-to-connect cables, versatile enough to meet a wide range of application needs. The company also offers ready-to-connect products for the standardized M8 form factor.

Product highlights:

  • Ready to connect
  • No single-core wiring
  • Wide range of connector codings¬
  • Pin count: 3 to 12
  • Straight or angled
  • Molded on one or both sides

binder USA LP
www.binder-usa.com

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