Snap-In PCB Terminals Hold Still During Assembly

Oct. 8, 2008
While requiring a low insertion force, the company's snap-in printed-circuit board terminals maintain their position during assembly and soldering processes. They employ a split-barrel design, which accounts for the low insertion force, and the design

While requiring a low insertion force, the company's snap-in printed-circuit board terminals maintain their position during assembly and soldering processes. They employ a split-barrel design, which accounts for the low insertion force, and the design also features spring retention that ensures the terminals stay put during assembly. Same-direction crimp ears ensure ease of use with manual or automated wire-processing equipment. The terminals are made from a high-conductivity zirconium-copper alloy that resists softening and keeps its shape during thermal cycling up to 500°C for a few seconds and 350°C for several minutes and they support wire sizes from 20 to 18 AWG. ETCO INC., Warwick, RI. (401) 467-2400.

Company: ETCO INC.

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