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Latest range expansion means even more choice of M-Pro terminals

 

Anglia has just commenced stocking an increased range of terminals from cost conscious manufacturer M-Pro . The new lines include vertical and horizontal M3 and M4 PCB screw terminals manufactured from tin plated brass. Customers also have the option to purchase these terminals with a pan head, combination drive screw, supplied unassembled. Offering small footprint size and low profile, they permit easy assembly onto the board and can accept a variety of connections including crimp terminals, lugs, tags and wire.

At the same time M-Pro have launched a range of stud mounting blade terminals to include a parallel as well as 45° in both single and double connection form. Manufactured from durable tin plated brass these products are designed to accept the popular 6.3 x 0.8mm range of female disconnect and piggyback crimp terminals. The mounting hole is 4.3mm diameter in order to accommodate a number of different fixings.

M-Pro have additionally strengthened their PCB terminal range by introducing a universally popular vertical 2.8 x 0.8mm size blade terminal. The solder tag range has also been increased with the addition of an M5/2BA size tag.

For more information on the full range of M-Pro products available from Anglia please call +44 (0)1945 474747 or email info@anglia.com.

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This article was originally published in April 2002

 

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