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and corrosion resistance. The quad cleat is suitable for harsh environments.

identificat ion quality by automatically identifying cables, and printing and applying th e flag labels. The new unit removes the need to print labels in advance and the time needed to apply themby hand. The BradyPrinter A5500 can identify c ables of 1.52 to 15.24mm in diameter, and apply labels with widths up to 50.8mm and lengths between 19.05 and 76.2mm.

Designed to restrain cables across a range of industries, including datacenters, rail, energy and more, the Saturn has been third-party ce rtified in accordance with IEC 61914:2015. CMP is also the developer of the “Venus” (QPSS) cable cleat, manufactured with an integrated C-clamp and bolt. The Venus has a short circuit rating of 135kA and can be installed in a range of applications where quadruplex cable is fitted. Lee Frizzell, CMP’s technical director, commented: “In a space-sensitive but safety-conscious industry, the Saturn series offers a compact solution, whilst maintaining an incredibly high level of restraint, demonstrated by robust third- party testing.” Cable marking time Brady believes that experienced operators can print and manually apply a flag label on a cable in 15 seconds, using the new BradyPrinter A5500 300dpi flag printer applicator.

S S The new BradyPrinter A5500 300dpi flag printer applicator

USB-ports and ethernet connectivity make the BradyPrinter A5500 practical to implement in a variety of production environments.

Whisper that boosts design

The BradyPrinter A5500 helps increase production output and improve

TE Connectivity has launched its new Strada Whisper cable receptacles, allowing

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