Selecting the correct termination technology and tooling is vital when it comes to connecting devices, machinery and equipment reliably and efficiently.
Join HARTING live on Tuesday October 10th to discover which termination technology to use for your application and how a smart combination of different technologies can deliver better results.
During the webinar, you’ll be given an exclusive preview of our new digital online service ‘Crimp Advisor’ and see the largest variety of termination technologies for industrial connectors, including our new Han® Push-In range.
The connection technology behind the Han® Push-In represents a refinement of the cage connection method, which is particularly well suited to field termination thanks to its speed and ease of use. It also expands the flexibility of Han® industrial connectors by providing an additional field connection method, allowing fast and uncomplicated assembly of connectors whilst ensuring consistent quality and robustness. As a result, assembly times in the field are reduced by up to 30%.
To complement the webinar, HARTING have launched the newly updated User’s Guide Termination Technologies manual. It contains a wealth of information to help you select components, install connectors and choose the right termination techniques for your application. You’ll also learn more about the latest technical innovations and standards.
To register for the Termination Technologies and Tools webinar and download your copy of the User’s Guide Termination Technologies manual, please click here:
https://www.harting.com/UK/en-gb/web-seminar-termination-technologies-and-tools
About HARTING:
The HARTING Technology Group is one of the world’s leading suppliers of industrial connection technology. Spread around the entire globe, HARTING has some 6,500 employees working at 44 sales and distribution companies, 14 production plants and six R&D locations. HARTING connectivity solutions are deployed in numerous branches of industry for the transmission of ‘data, signals and power’. Areas of application include transportation, electro-mobility, renewable energy generation, automation and mechanical and plant engineering. As a family-owned company, HARTING generated a turnover of EUR 1,059 million in 2021/22.
