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Equipment manufacturers are increasingly switching from point-to-point wiring to connector-based cable assemblies for factory automation and control systems. Adopting this strategy has improved their unit costs and productivity. It allows them to turn around orders and complete installations much faster. The strategy benefits their customers, too, reducing their total cost of ownership over the service life of the machine.
Today’s connector lineup includes more user-friendly and application-specific choices that can further enhance reliability and convenience. Connectors offer excellent mechanical stability and are available with multiple termination options. They can be designed to prevent ingress, resist vibration and temperature extremes, and withstand harsh weather.