Multi-laminate band for circuit breakers, switches, transformers, and disconnectors.
Multi-Lam Band: MULTILAM
High-performance contact solution for reliably conducting electricity - Multi-Ram Band
Stoeber's MULTILAM is a contact element with a special shape that offers durability. The MULTILAM louver achieves continuous contact with the contact surface due to its constant contact force. This ensures consistently low contact resistance, excellent contact quality, and a long service life. MULTILAM technology guarantees maximum efficiency even under harsh conditions and is particularly recommended for applications with more stringent requirements. Some products in the connector line have achieved one million mating cycles.
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Example) MULTILUM type: LA-CU Product width: 12.00mm Product length: 12Φ or more Thickness: 0.15mm Rated current (per louver): 40A Contact resistance (per louver): 0.3mΩ Short-circuit current (per louver): 0.8kA for 1 sec Specifications vary depending on the MULTILUM type, so if you could provide the specifications, we will select the most suitable MULTILUM for you.
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Application: Used in sliding parts of gas circuit breakers, vacuum circuit breakers, transformers, switches, and disconnectors.
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Adoption for the sliding parts of circuit breakers, switches, transformers, and disconnectors.
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Use for the internal conductive part of the connector.
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Use on the sliding part of the fork plug.
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Stäubli has four business divisions: electrical connectors, fluid connectors, industrial robots, and textile machinery. Based on our exceptional expertise and years of accumulated know-how, we provide mechatronics solutions to various industrial sectors. Founded in 1892 as a small textile machinery repair shop near Zurich, Switzerland, Stäubli has grown into a global company operating in 28 countries and having sales partners/agents in 50 countries across four continents. In 1983, Stäubli Corporation was established in Osaka as a unit for business in Japan.
