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Plant Engineering, May, 2006
Ultra-Lock connection system is specifically designed to meet the stringent sanitary requirements of food, beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturers. The M12-compatible connector system is comprised of a series of integrated distribution boxes and cordsets built on patented push-to-lock technology. The connectors stay fully mated, even under the stresses of machine vibration and cable pulls, eliminating the risk of intermittent connections. Features include smooth-surface 316 stainless steel couplers, threadless design and IP69-rated radial seal.
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Woodhead Industries, Inc.
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