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Technologies

CNC Specialty
Machining Fabrication

CNC Machining Centers:
Indexers
Pallet Changers
Maximum Area: 60" x 30" x 30"

CNC Lathes:
Automated Bar Feeders up to 3'' dia. Chuck capacity of 8" dia.
Live Tooling Subspindle

CNC Forming
and Bending Centers:
50 ton
6' Maximum Bend
CNC Controlled Backgage

CNC Turret Pressess:
56 Station Turret
Sheet Size 48" x 144"
Up to 1/4" Thick Material


Processes

Dip Soldering
Sand Blasting
Tumble Deburring/Burnishing
Stamping/Marking
Cable & Bus Bar Insulating
CNC Turning
CNC Machining
CNC Punching
Twisting
Rotary Swaging
Welding
Assembly

Flexible Cable Assemblies

Wire & Cabling:
Flexible assemblies ranging in size from less than 650 circular mills to in excess of 3,000 M.C.M in single layer units; multiples thereof are readily available.
Rotary Swaging: 0.064'' to 0.625'' dia.
Automated Cable Cutting and Stripping.
UL and CSA Recognized



Complex Shaped
Rigid Bus

Bending Capabilities:
Thickness: 0.032'' to 1''
Width: 0.032'' to 72''
Twisting


Brazed and Welded
Subassembiles

Induction Brazing
Resistance Brazing
Resistance Welding
Torch Brazing
MIG Welding
TIG Welding


CAD/CAM

2d & 3D Design
3D Modeling
2D & 3D CAM

TRITON Terminals vs.
Traditional Loose Piece Terminals



Fully integrated wire throughout terminal provides:
­Termination of 93% solid throughout compression
Reduced thermal resistance
Increased pull out strength
Flexible to point of contact
Increased cross sectional contact area
Customized terminal design configurations
Longer service reliability

UI/CSA Certified Insulation­80°C to 250°C Insulation's
 


Problems associated with loose piece terminal crimps:
Increased heat and resistance
Less pull out strength
Less flexibility in contact area
Decreased cross sectional contact area
No customization capability
Shorter service life