Heilind Electronics is now stocking Harting’s Han-Eco B — a new product series within HARTING’s Han-Eco interconnect family. Compared to its metal-case counterparts, the Han-Eco B series of connector hoods and housings provides an enhanced level of functionality to the industry-standard Han B line. Advanced features include the option of rear mounting the internal cable […]
Harting and Hirose partner to drive Single-Pair Ethernet infrastructure
Hirose Electric Co. Ltd., Tokyo, and the Harting Technology Group have entered into an agreement to jointly develop, standardize products and market a connection technology system for Single Pair Ethernet (SPE). “The joint development in the area of Single Pair Ethernet continues and consolidates the successful technology partnership of both companies,” says Hirose President Kazunori […]
M12 Magnetics offers first transformer and socket in M12 form factor
Transformers in RJ45 sockets have been common for a long time. However, that same technology was not available in the circular M12 form factor with IP65/67 ratings. Now, HARTING’s M12 Magnetics product line offers the first transformer and socket in the M12 form factor. In the past, transformers and various other electrical components had to […]
Quick-connect modules allow rapid terminations for frequent reconfigurations
One of the core requirements of flexible production is the ability to quickly install machines and modules, reconfigure them at will and operate them without disruption. With its Han ES Press HMC series, HARTING has developed suitable interfaces that can be installed quickly without tools and are extremely robust — meaning they can handle at […]
Two new stack heights added to HARTING’S har-flex connector family
New stack heights are making the har-flex PCB connector family the right choice for optimizing the use of space in PCB and device design. They complete the range of 8-20 mm spacings in the har-flex family. The 1.27 mm interface comes with a uniquely wide range of pole counts, fixings, design heights and reliable parameters for soldering. […]
Targeted connectivity solutions for IIoT at electronica
The fourth Industrial Revolution is witnessing the ever-advancing convergence of the physical with the digital world. The drive to generate added value from data gleaned from machines has seen a rapid rise in the number of sensors and actuators. As a result, networking in machines and systems and the attendant number of connections is increasing […]
New lab, showroom to be focal point of HARTING $6 million expansion
Gov. Bruce Rauner, HARTING, and the City of Elgin announced a $6 million facility expansion at the German company’s world-class North American Headquarters in Elgin, Ill. The new investment will include the addition of a lab and showroom to the on-site warehouse and distribution center and will increase capabilities for injection molding and die-casting processes. […]
ix industrial connectors meet the need for smaller footprints
Contributed by Jonas Diekmann, Technical Editor for HARTING Industrial devices are steadily getting smaller, requiring smaller, yet stronger interfaces. For Cat6A Industrial Ethernet applications, HARTING offers users ix Industrial connectors in A-encoding. To be able to supply even more applications, in the future the small interface will also be available in 10-pole signal design – […]
New configurator tool allows users to custom design industrial connectors
HARTING has developed its Han configurator tool for industrial connectors that enables designers to quickly obtain all decision-relevant data for an interface they need. Users need only enter three parameters — the number of contacts, required voltage, and current strength — to obtain a visual presentation of an initial potential solution. The solution can then […]
Modern factories: Electromagnetic noise is replacing audible noise
by Rudy Ramos, Mouser Electronics In the past, factories were noisy places; in fact, noise-induced hearing loss was one of the most common occupational ailments in the USA. As the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) – sometimes termed Factory 4.0 – led to more electronics in factories, electromagnetic noise replaced audible noise. As the need for process […]
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