The launch of the K9 clamp, which is designed to cut electrical installation times by up to 80 per cent and increase profits for installers, has received an enormous interest from contractors and is set to replace traditional methods of connection. The K9 clamp uses insulation displacement technology (IDT) to eliminate the need for stripping, twisting and physically connecting wires and is available in an ‘I type’ model for end-to-end connections, and ‘T type’ model for spurred connections.
IDT is used extensively in telecommunications and computing. However recent developments, enabling multiple stranded wire conductors to be used, have created time saving opportunities for installers in the domestic/commercial, industrial, marine and automotive sectors as well as panel building and low voltage industrial applications.
As a high service distributor of technology products, services and solutions for electronic system design, maintenance and repair, Farnell element14 is an ideal partner for this launch period.
Steve Herd, global product director for connectors at Farnell element14, said, ‘Giving our customers access to the latest technologies fast is what we at Farnell element14 are about, and we are very excited to have the opportunity of distributing this product exclusively.’
Alex D’Arcy, sales director at Hylec-APL, is equally pleased at the partnership, ‘We are delighted to have put in place this web distribution globally with Farnell element14. The company’s worldwide reputation for innovative new products and quick delivery fits so well for the launch of the K9 clamp, with its inventive approach to wiring possibilities and labour saving opportunities.’
For a free sample of the K9 clamp visit: www.k9clamp.co.uk
