Waterproof IP68/69K, high corrosion resistance. Compatible with wave soldering / easy flux cleaning.
The UTS series is a connector designed for applications in harsh environments such as humid locations, corrosive environments, and tight spaces. The main features are as follows: 【Features】 1. Adaptable to wave soldering / Easy flux cleaning. 2. Corrosion resistance for over 500 hours of salt spray. 3. High waterproof rating of IP68/IP69K in both mated and unmated conditions. 4. UV resistance. 5. RoHS compliant. *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog!
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The UTS series is a connector designed for applications in harsh environments such as humid locations, corrosive environments, and tight spaces. The main features are as follows: 1. Compatible with wave soldering / easy flux cleaning. 2. Corrosion resistance for over 500 hours in salt spray. 3. High waterproof rating of IP68/IP69K in both mated and unmated conditions. 4. UV resistance. 5. RoHS compliant.
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Active steering systems for trucks, industrial robots, outdoor observation stations, outdoor lighting equipment, etc. ● For detailed examples, please contact us separately.
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Souriau is dedicated to providing connector technology in harsh environments. We are involved in major aerospace and defense programs worldwide and are also well-versed in industries such as railways, geological surveys, robotics, and machinery. Our company is a specialized manufacturer of connectors for unique and demanding environments, established through the integration of JUPITER, SOURIAU, and BURNDY. In 2019, SOURIAU joined Eaton. Souriau Japan has become one of the Interconnect Technologies Divisions of the Eaton Aerospace Group.
