Vibration-resistant connector from ETCO helps prevent wiring harnesses from pulling out and shaking loose

Aug. 13, 2010
WARWICK, R.I., 13 Aug. 2010. ETCO Inc. in Warwick, R.I. is introducing the FlatSnap vibration-resistant electrical connector that prevents wiring harnesses from pulling out and shaking loose. The connector, which clicks and locks into place to validate proper attachment, is available in 0.032-by-0.250-inch and other sizes made from nickel-plated steel and various high temperature alloys.     

WARWICK, R.I., 13 Aug. 2010. ETCO Inc. in Warwick, R.I. is introducing the FlatSnap vibration-resistant electrical connectors that prevents wiring harnesses from pulling out and shaking loose. The connector, which clicks and locks into place to validate proper attachment, is available in 0.032-by-0.250-inch and other sizes made from nickel-plated steel and various high temperature alloys.

The ETCO FlatSnap connector has wings that match UL male tabs and replaces a standard disconnect with a positive locking connector that is vibration-resistant. Designed to simplify appliance assembly and reduce field service incidents, this unisex style connector remains attached during assembly, shipment, and final setup.

For more information contact ETCO online at www.etco.com.

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