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Mil-Con, Inc.: Audio Connectors

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Audio Connectors
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

For: Mil-Con, Inc.
555 Pond Drive
Wood Dale, 60191
(630) 595-2366
(630) 616-2299
www.mil-coninc.com
mc.sales@mil-coninc.com

For more information please contact:

Tina Constas
tconstas@phoenixofchicago.com

Audio Connectors

Wood Dale, IL- Mil-Con, Inc. introduces a new series of Audio Connectors to its product line.

Mil-Con’s 5 and 6-pin audio connectors include both filtered and non-filtered versions in a variety of wire and printed circuit board terminations.  Mil-Con’s innovative engineering has brought new technology to this existing connector segment and has developed many special and custom connector products for higher pin-count, higher density, size-reduced, and custom applications.

Features to note:

·  Polarized mating.

·  Simple and quick coupling (spring-loaded contacts).

·  Offered in filtered and non-filtered versions (Pi and C type configurations).

·  Custom designs to meet specific electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements.

·  Meet MIL-DTL-55116 standards.

·  Accessories: dust caps available. Backshells: available for 19 and 27 position connectors.

Mil-Con’s Audio Connectors are ideal for: ground based communications, industrial devices, medical instruments, military, airborne, and naval communications, security equipment, and test systems.

For more information, please contact Mil-Con, Inc. at :
http://www.mil-coninc.com/

 

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