Earlier this week I posted
a page pointing to the many laboratory wall charts offered by
Keysight Technologies (formerly Agilent, formerly Hewlett
Packard). I mentioned how unlike modern charts that are full of color, the old ones were usually a single color or
black & white. Here is an example from American Amphenol in the mid 1940s. Something like this would make a really
cool decoration for today. I just looked on eBay and didn't see an
Amphenol Tube Socket Wall Chart for sale, but that would probably be the bet place to latch on to one eventually.
Amphenol Tube Socket Wall Chart
Amphenol
offers you a Complete Insert Reference Chart
For "AN" Series Electrical Connectors
Depend upon Amphenol Quality
You may have this helpful chart. You can in an instant find the correct insert that fits your particular combination
of conductors, voltage and current requirements.
First advantage - this chart organizes for the eye the most complete line of AN inserts made by anyone company
- arranged and divided according to number of contacts-readable from top to bottom and left to right. Each insert
is illustrated full size on this 38" x 50" chart. A table gives the mechanical spacing of contacts and other valuable
information.
All it takes to get this chart is a request on your company's letterhead.
Also included are two ringbook charts. One shows all connector shell types and styles including the special purpose
shells - pressure-tight, moisture-seal, explosion-proof, light-proof. The other clearly explains the numbering system
for connectors.
American Phenolic Corporation
Chicago 50, Illinois
In Canada • Amphenol Limited • Toronto
Connectors (AN, British, U.H.F.) • Fittings • Conduits • Cable Assemblies • U.H.F. Cable •
Radio Parts • Plastics for Industry
Posted October 17, 2014 |