Company Profile:
Omnetics Connector
Omnetics is a worldwide designer and manufacturer of micro and nano miniature interconnect products, featuring COTS, Standards and Custom connectors for industries such as Military, Aerospace, Defense, Medical and other technology oriented OEMs.
Latest Omnetics Connector Products
Omnetics Connector small circular connectors
November 14 2008 - Omnetics Connector claims to have one of the smallest circular connector families available using a mil quality contact system.... more
Omnetics Circular Nano connector series
October 16 2008 - Small Mil-Quality circular nano connector from Omnetics Connector. ... more
Omnetics' high-rel polarized nano connector series
October 14 2008 - Omnetics' high-rel polarized nano connectors save space and weight.... more
Omnetics nano-miniature Bi-lobe connector with thumb-screws mechanism
June 12 2008 - Omnetics is offering a version of its nano-miniature, 0.635mm pitch Bi-lobe connector with a thumb-screws attach and release mechanism instead of jackscrews.... more
Omnetics presents nano-miniature Bi-lobe connector
June 03 2008 - Omnetics is offering a version of its nano-miniature, 0.635mm pitch Bi-lobe connector with a thumb-screws attach and release mechanism instead of jackscrews.... more
Omnetics introduces connector range
March 25 2008 - Omnetics Connector has made its Nano-Miniature Bi-Lobe connector range available in single and dual row formats.... more
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