Company Profile:
Rutronik
Rutronik is a European distributor of electronic components, offering high-technology and standard products. It provides technical advice on product selection and support for logistic solutions with customised supply-chain management. See http://www.rutronik.com/
Latest Rutronik Products
FCI Micro USB connector from Rutronik
July 21 2010 - The Micro USB connector from FCI is intended as a small and rugged connector for mobile phones and MP3 players... more
Low vibration fans from Delta Electronics for 1U rack servers
January 06 2010 - Distributor Rutronik is offering low vibration fans from Delta Electronics for 19in. slide-in 1U rack servers. ... more
FFC/FPC connectors with secure locking facility
October 21 2008 - A range of FFC/FPC connectors with secure locking facility aimed primarily at the transportation market, 6288 series Secure Lock ZIF connectors from AVX are designed to prevent accidental removal of the cable in the field.... more
FCI iVDR connector for removable storage applications from Rutronik
August 04 2008 - FCI has expanded its line of storage interface interconnects with the development of a connector for use with the information Versatile Disk for Removable usage (iVDR) standard. ... more
Rutronik UTS RJ45 connector from Souriau
July 07 2008 - Intended for high speed Ethernet connections in severe environments, the new connector in Souriau's "all plastic" UTS range can be assembled in less than a minute.... more
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