In the video Charles Boyce, President of Boyce Technologies explains how HARTING products have made "building customized solutions" simpler.
For design engineers there are two choices for industrial electrical connectors: circular and rectangular. Both have benefits – but choosing the right connector for your design is critical to ensure your system reliability.
Download the FAQ to answer these questions:
- Which connectors (circular or rectangular) are more reliable?
- How are today’s connectors different from those in the past?
- What does the future hold for rectangular connectors?
- Along with many more…
How to Reduce Field Installation Time Using Plug-and-Play Solutions
Wiring in the field is time intensive – and thus, cost intensive. Using a pre-assembled, pre-tested connector assembly can reduce hard wiring time by 99%. Watch the time-lapse video to see how much time using a connector saves in the field.
To be competitive machinery systems must be built to run as efficiently as possible. Learn how to turn around orders and complete installations faster, while reducing wiring errors and costs by using connectors.
- Read the white paper to learn how using connectors has helped other companies:
- Cut wiring time of a printing press unit from 4 days to 2 ½ days
- Save a crane manufacturer $13,000 in labor incurred from hardwiring errors in the field
- Increase the throughput of a conveyor system by 15%
Rectangular Connectors offer More for Less – Connectors have been serving industry exceptionally well for decades.
They outperform hardwiring of machines and control systems in most situations from a design and project cost standpoint, and by quite a margin on a total cost of ownership basis. They make a reliable and robust connection. But there is a subtext in selecting the best connector for the job: Will that be rectangular or circular? – two different approaches with some very different attributes.
