[For Drones] Flight Time Extension by AeroBraid
AC-4901 Series
The ultra-lightweight cable blade "AeroBraid" improves drone flight time.
In the drone industry, the length of flight time is an important factor. Long flight durations enable more extensive surveys and efficient operations. However, the weight of the drone directly affects flight time, and the weight of cables is a significant consideration. AeroBraid is 75% lighter than AWG30 stranded copper wire, contributing to the reduction of the drone's weight and leading to extended flight times. 【Use Cases】 - Long-duration aerial photography - Extensive surveying - Cargo transport 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Extended flight time - Reduced operational costs - Capability to handle more tasks
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【Features】 - 75% lighter than AWG30 stranded copper wire - 4.8 times the strength - High flexibility - Low thermal expansion rate - High heat resistance 【Our Strengths】 We offer proposal sales to solve your problems, including connectors for special applications such as waterproof, underwater, airtight, and MIL SPEC, as well as conceptual design and manufacturing of production systems.
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It is ideal for applications that require lightweight solutions, including aerospace, defense, motorsports, drones, eVTOL, communication satellites, and RF/microwave cable shielding.
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MEIHO Electronics Co., Ltd. Head office:Nagoya, Japan Tokyo branch:Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
We offer proposal sales to solve your problems, including waterproof connectors and connectors for special applications such as underwater use, as well as the conceptual design and production of production systems. Our headquarters is located in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, and we have a sales office in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo.
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