New Mechanism Helps Enclosure Inject/Eject Boards Easily

The MaxAir.10 enclosures use a stainless steel injector/ejector plate to overcome the difficulties reportedly encountered by aluminum plates in applications involving high pin count connectors and numerous injection/ejection cycles. The new plates are
Oct. 1, 2001

The MaxAir.10 enclosures use a stainless steel injector/ejector plate to overcome the difficulties reportedly encountered by aluminum plates in applications involving high pin count connectors and numerous injection/ejection cycles. The new plates are sai

Company: TRIPLE E CORP.

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