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Pilz - Pilz GmbH & Co. KG is a German company based in Ostfildern and offers complete solutions for safety and control technology. The company was founded in Esslingen in 1948 as a glass blowing workshop by Hermann Pilz. The first products included glass devices for medical technology and mercury relays for industrial applications. Today, the company sees itself as a technology leader in automation technology, with the aim of automating systems and machines in such a way that the safety of people, machines and the environment is always guaranteed - from the sensors to the control to the actuators. The product range is completed by appropriate software tools, diagnosis and visualization systems. In addition to the headquarters in Germany, Pilz is represented on all continents with over 40 subsidiaries and branches. Pilz solutions are mainly used in mechanical and plant engineering. The customers of the eibabo® technology store are primarily companies from the packaging and automotive industries, as well as from wind energy and railway technology. When a company like Pilz operates in such a highly specialized environment, innovations and the will to develop new technologies must be the driving force behind day-to-day activities. As a sales and installation partner, we are convinced of the applications from Pilz, use them in our own projects and recommend them to our customers and partners around the world. The eibabo® shops from eibmarkt® carry the following products from the Pilz brand, among others: emergency stop switches, two-hand control devices, contact blocks, contact expansion blocks, safety sensors, actuators, evaluation devices, current monitoring relays and combination devices. A permanent availability in stock and thus the guarantee of short processing and delivery times are a matter of course for us. We ship worldwide.

Murrelektronik - Today's world is fast-moving and globally networked. Increasingly complex applications are running in ever shorter periods of time. In order to be able to keep up with this development, it is necessary to create powerful power and data connections and to automate processes. This is where the products and developments from Murrelektronik GmbH come in. Murrelektronik is a global leader in the development, manufacture and sale of automation solutions. The core areas of the company are power supplies and controls, the development of interfaces, the manufacture of cables and connectors, and IO systems. The company was founded in 1975 by Franz Hafner and is still family-owned. Murrelektronik's headquarters are in Oppenweiler, Baden-Württemberg. There is also one of currently five production facilities. Murrelektronik also produces in Stollberg (Saxony), Atlanta (USA), Stod (Czech Republic) and in Shanghai (China). More than 3000 employees are spread across agencies in over 50 countries. The products are as diverse as their possible uses and uses. The portfolio ranges from control cabinet electronics and connection technology, to interfaces, power supplies, monitoring systems, line filters and interference suppression technology, to modular fieldbus systems. The components are used, among other things, in the automotive industry, in machine tool and plant construction, in logistics and conveyor technology and in the offshore sector. But even if you don't have your own oil rig, you can use Murrelektronik products for your domestic or commercial installation. The eibabo® shops from eibmarkt® offer you an interesting selection of optocouplers, power supplies, assembly modules, sockets, transformers, connectors, adapters, sockets, relays, field force terminals, switching regulators and tools. In the eibabo® technology store you only buy high-quality products at top conditions.

Baumer - In this category of the eibabo® technology store you will find sensors, photoelectric sensors, switches, reflex sensors, stroke counters, pressure and ultrasonic sensors, proximity switches and many other Baumer products. Baumer is an international Swiss group of companies dedicated to the manufacture of precision sensors, angle sensors, process measurement technology, glue application systems and image processing solutions for industrial applications. In Germany, the company has development and production sites in Berlin, Stockach, Radeberg and Eschwege. The sales company is located in Friedberg. Almost forty other locations are spread over around 20 countries in North and South America, Asia, Australia and the Middle East. More than 2700 employees work for Baumer. The history of the company begins in 1952 when Herbert Baumer founded 'Baumer electric' in Frauenfeld (Switzerland). The first products were the 500 series microswitches, which were used to monitor and control electrically controlled production processes. Today, high-precision and networked sensor solutions ensure factory and process automation. Baumer calls it Smart Factory ? intelligent production control. The product portfolio includes sensors for identification, object recognition and distance measurement, smart vision sensors, industrial cameras and image processing, encoders and angle sensors, inclination and acceleration sensors, process sensors, force and strain sensors as well as counters, displays, accessories, cables and connection products. The components are mainly used in companies in the food industry, feeding technology, steel industry, mobile automation, packaging industry, railway industry, robotics and pharmaceutical industry. The eibabo® shops from eibmarkt® supply high-quality Baumer sensor technology to numerous commercial and industrial companies all over the world.

Lenco - In the eibabo® shops of eibmarkt® you will find electrical items of all kinds. These are not only individual components for the production of your own electrical or networked installations, but also products from the field of classic consumer goods. This also includes the product group of audio technology. Lenco is represented with numerous offers in this category of the eibabo® technology store. These are mainly portable stereo radios with VHF reception, CD players and MP3 and Bluetooth® interfaces. Some models also have the ability to play cassettes. Record players, pocket radios, clock radios, Internet radios with DAB+, headphones, MP3/MP4 players, hi-fi tuners and LCD projectors complete the range. Lenco was founded in 1946 by Fritz and Marie Laeng. It emerged from the company's own electronics business, which was established in 1925. The location was in Burgdorf, Switzerland. The driving force behind the foundation was the constantly increasing demand for turntables, which the entrepreneurial couple wanted to cover with it. High-quality turntables and the associated customer and repair service became the company's flagship. After the company went bankrupt in 1979, the brand continued to be used by different owners. Lenco has been part of the Dutch Commaxx International NV since the late 1990s and the company headquarters have been relocated to Nuth in the province of South Limburg. It is interesting that Lenco is still one of the leading manufacturers of high-quality record players, even though the era of large vinyl discs is long gone. However, many music enthusiasts and artists are rediscovering this type of sound carrier and the good old record is experiencing a small renaissance.

WAGO - Who has not heard of the WAGO clamp, the WAGO terminal blocks, WAGO connection terminals or WAGO junction box terminals or the innovative WAGO Compact connection terminals of the WAGO 221 series? In particular, the transparent terminals allow a cable wire that has not been correctly inserted or not correctly stripped to be checked visually. High quality, practical and innovative. Everyone needs these clamps and most just want WAGO. But WAGO has much more to offer. eibmarkt® offers all top products from WAGO on eibabo®. In addition to the typical well-known items for electrical connection technology, WAGO also offers special electronic components for automation technology, such as the fieldbus-independent WAGO I/O system. WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG is a German company. WAGO employs thousands of people worldwide. Two business areas separate the product range of WAGO, namely ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTIONS and AUTOMATION. The ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTIONS division was formed shortly after the company was founded in the 1950s. Among other things, it contained the first complete family of terminal blocks with self-supporting contact inserts. All WAGO electrical connection technology products are based on the principle of spring force. These clamping and connection systems guarantee trouble-free operation and 100% safety without any maintenance. Clamped easily and in a matter of seconds, and released again just as quickly if desired, WAGO's connecting, terminal blocks, printed circuit board terminals and connectors have proven themselves to be outstanding. Due to their reliability, they are ideal for use in building and energy technology, the automotive industry, traffic and process technology and in mechanical and plant engineering. In the 1990s, the ELECTRONICC division was added, which included the first fieldbus-independent WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM. Due to the rapid development, WAGO decided to adapt the name of the business area to the term AUTOMATION, which is more common on the market. The WAGO AUTOMATION division offers customers flexibility and planning freedom as the main advantages of modular and fieldbus-independent devices in decentralized automation. In this area, WAGO introduced a fieldbus system as early as 1995 with which fieldbus nodes can be precisely adapted to an application using the modular principle. Since then, this system has been continuously expanded and further developed. I/O systems, interface modules, power supplies and overvoltage protection from WAGO are used wherever maximum performance and 100 percent safety are required: in industry, process technology and building automation just as naturally as in all safety-relevant and potentially explosive areas. At eibabo® you will find a variety of items in the main catalog for electrical material in the plug-in terminals, lighting terminals, terminal blocks, test measuring devices, function modules and relays catalogues. With over 1500 items, eibabo® offers a large selection of high-quality products from WAGO, with which you too can implement your projects flexibly, safely and quickly. In particular, our approx. 500 WAGO stock items are very popular.

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Explosion-proof signalling horn - Alarm horns as audible signaling devices are devices that are used to generate acoustic signals. Depending on the construction, alarm horns are powered with electric energy or compressed air. In the fire-protection technology, in fire extinguishing systems with gaseous extinguishing agents, alarm horns are used to announce a finished or imminent flooding of the protection area. You can also use alarm horns, for example, in process control to signal that certain thresholds have been exceeded. In electrically operated signal horns or sounders, a steel diaphragm is responsible for sound radiation. Together with an iron block, which closes the magnetic circuit, the membrane also forms the mechanical resonator. The fundamental frequency of the horn is determined by the mass of the iron block and the restoring force of the membrane used. Often, an additional horn is mounted for effective sound emission. The shape and material of the steel membrane determine, in addition to the internal cushioning and the spring characteristics of the system, the range of harmonics and the sound character of the horn. In contrast to electrically operated alarm horns, pressure horns operate acc. to the principle of a cushion whistle or the principle of a valve periodically closed by the flow. Some of the compressed air-operated alarm horns have a diaphragm which detects the flow and closes the valve.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Optical and acoustic signalling equipment > Explosion proof signal horn you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Ex signal hornExplosion proof signal hornExplosion-proof signal hornExplosion-proof signaling deviceSignaling devicefrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Explosion-proof signalling horn:Stahl

Crimping tool - Tired of frayed cable ends? Would you like to securely attach cable lugs or ferrules so that your wires are permanently fixed in screw terminals or spring terminals? With the high-quality pressing tools from the eibabo® shop, well-functioning contact connections can be made in no time at all. Manual, battery-powered and electric, hydraulic or pneumatic crimping tools are in daily use and are part of the basic equipment of a good electrician. Even the private do-it-yourselfer achieves better results if the tools used are easy to use and precisely cut, strip or press. In this article, we will introduce you to the most important pressing tools and give tips on what to look out for when buying one. Here you will find numerous high-quality crimping pliers, cable lug pliers, notched pliers, contact crimping pliers and other crimping tools at top conditions. All products in the shop are often used by us and our partners for years and can be recommended without reservation.What is crimping?Most of the items presented here are special tools for performing a wide variety of activities. But they all have one thing in common: the tools create a connection between two components by plastically deforming them. This deformation can be caused by pressing, squeezing, piercing, flanging or folding and is referred to as 'crimping'. All of these tools are by definition crimping tools, although 'crimping pliers' are often referred to as a separate product group. We mainly use the term 'press tools'.What is the difference between pressing tools?Pressing tools are different devices that permanently connect two materials or components through deformation. One of the most common applications is attaching connectors to the end of electrical wires. But many pressing tools are multifunctional. Depending on the application, you can also bend, cut or strip materials with it. The tools are designed in such a way that they are suitable for specific cable diameters, conductor cross-sections or pipe sizes in order to guarantee secure connections. There is typically no provision for the connections to be released.The biggest difference between the individual pressing tools lies in the type of function or operation. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages. When machining smaller components, for example, precision is often important. It is best to use a manually operated pressing tool here. When you need more power, hydraulic and electric models make your job easier.hand toolsManual devices are often small, light and intended for the tool case. These are in the form of pliers and are suitable for daily use on the construction site and for processing smaller components.Equipment for the workbenchBench tools are the opposite of manual tools. These are big and heavy and have power. Permanently mounted on the workbench, these can be operated electrically or manually with levers and rotary devices. Good to knowWith the manual and battery-operated devices from our shop, you are already optimally equipped for conventional electrical installations. More complex tools are more for commercial and industrial use. Electrical appliancesElectrically operated pressing tools are usually equipped with rechargeable batteries and do the work without much effort. Wired models are rare. Although these devices are not for the pocket, they are intended for mobile use on the construction site.Pneumatic pressing toolsPneumatically operated pressing tools require little effort. The compression force is provided by compressed air. These devices offer maximum performance and are suitable for demanding installations, repair services and maintenance work. Here we distinguish between small mobile devices and permanently installed models for the workshop.Hydraulic pressing toolsThese models are similar to the pneumatic variants. Here, too, there are mobile and fixed pressing tools. However, the compression force is provided by hydraulic fluid.The pliers for ferrulesA bare and unprotected wire end is not optimal for the connection with screw terminals, spring terminals or similar. This applies in particular to flexible strands, which consist of many thin wires. These ends will fray in screw terminals, become damaged, and lack the strength to be plugged into spring terminals. Wire-end ferrules were developed for this purpose, which give the wire a firm shape and improve the resistance of the wires to oxidation. This increases the longevity and reliability of a connection. A ferrule is a soft metal tube that is crimped onto the end of a stripped wire. Most ferrules are made of copper and are tinned, sometimes gold or silver plated. This serves to protect against corrosion. The diameter and length of a ferrule is determined by the thickness of the wire.NoticeFerrules are color coded for the maximum wire sizes. However, there are different, sometimes contradicting color codes. Please ensure the correct size to ensure secure connections.A ferrule is usually wider on one side to make it easier to put it on the wire. This side is covered with a plastic cable entry sleeve (protective collar). The protective collar serves as a transition between the core insulation and the ferrule. The ferrule pliers only crimp the copper part with the wire while leaving the plastic sleeve around the insulation undamaged.cable lug pliersIn addition to ferrules, cable lugs are often attached to the wires. Cable lugs are similar to ferrules. While a ferrule only encloses and protects the wire, cable lugs also have a special attachment option for the cable. This can be, for example:Ring Eyelets: The connection part consists of a flat contact surface and is in the form of an annular eyelet completely closed in a circle. There are versions with one hole or multiple holes. Cable lugs with multiple holes prevent rotation or movement of the cable lug.Clevis: The connecting portion of a fork is in the shape of a two-pronged fork. The connection point here is not a circular closed hole, but open on one side.Special shapes: There are cable lugs in special shapes, such as flat contact surfaces (with and without side guides) for sliding onto suitable mating contacts. TIP:Multifunction tools offer the option of changing the press inserts. Among other things, this allows you to process various wire-end ferrules and cable lugs with just one device. Choosing the right cable lug (and thus the choice of the correct cable lug pliers) also depends on the conductor class. You can find more information in the category 'cable lugs'.RJ45 crimping pliersRJ45 crimping pliers are specially designed for processing non-assembled network cables and telephone lines. The pliers are used to press the Western plug (RJ45) with the inserted wires of the cables. These pliers often have an integrated flat cable cutter and a possibility for stripping.Are there pressing tools for extremely thin wire cross-sections?Working with particularly thin cables does not forgive any mistakes. Problems can even arise with the classic manual press tools. For such requirements, use a press tool with a ratchet lock. This locking device in connection with an automatic cross-section adjustment controls the pressing process. Human errors are excluded and uniformly controlled pressing results are guaranteed.Can I squeeze wire ends with pliers?The pressing and squeezing of ferrules or cable lugs with conventional pliers is not recommended. You cannot produce a safe, clean and durable cold-weld joint with it. A bad crimping result means, for example, that the sleeve or the cable lug is loose and comes off. Air and moisture could enter the connection. Then corrosion occurs and the electrical conductivity would be impaired.Image: Klauke K 05 D pressing toolIsn't soldering much more stable than pressing?A proper press connection usually provides a stronger and more reliable connection than soldering. Soldered joints can break under certain circumstances, while pressed cable ends are significantly more robust. Press connections can be made more easily with cables and lines that have already been laid. Soldering in dark and hard-to-reach places is difficult.How do I release a press connection?It is not intended to release a press connection again. If you undo a press fit, the second try is unlikely to hold reliably. In these cases, shorten the cable or line and make a new press connection.Which pressing tools are the best?Professionals and ambitious do-it-yourselfers will find professional-quality crimping tools and tools for crimping, cutting and stripping at eibabo®. In addition to pressing tools of all kinds, we also have a wide range of accessories, spare parts and additional parts in our range. The pressing tools available here offer you efficient, high-quality technology. Well-known manufacturers include Cimco, Wiha, Klauke, Weidmüller, Harting, Knipex, Phoenix Contact as well as ABB Stotz and WAGO Kontakttechnik. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Tools (Press, cut and isolate) > Crimp tool cable lugs, cable end sleeves, screen connection you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Arbor press pliersBattery pressCable lug pliersClicknCrimpConnecting sleeveConnection toolsConnectorCordless cutterCrimp toolCutting toolFerrulesFinder springFour-indent crimping pliersFront pressing pliersHand toolHydraulic press headManual hydraulicsPneumatic toolPress diePress insertPressing pliers setPressing toolRoller press pliersSpecial toolStripping toolUniversal crimping pliersWire end pliersWire stripperfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Crimping tool:ABBCimcoEricoHartingIntercableIntercable ToolsKlaukeKnipexLappPhoenixRittalSchneider ElectricStäubliTE Con.Energy+Ind/EUWAGOWeidmüllerWielandWiha

Actuator position switches - Different types of position switches are available in the eibabo technology store. They are used, for example, in systems and machines where specific positions or positions of moving parts are to be recorded as part of a manufacturing process. This allows you to be informed automatically about the completion of a work process or to initiate new work steps directly. In the case of position switches with a separate actuator, both components are not connected to one another. However, they initiate a switching operation when the actuator is brought together with or separated from the switch's actuation system. Use high-quality position switches with separate actuators and optimize your manufacturing processes. Your eibabo online shop has the right actuators for your position switches.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Sensors > Actuator for position switch with separate actuator you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Accessories for limit switchesAccessories for position switchesActivityActuatorActuator for position switchActuator for position switch with separate actuatorControl elementDamping magnetDust coverEnd switchLag actuatorLimit switchLimit switchesMagnetic actuatorMagnetic force lockingPersonal protectionPosition switchProcess protectionRetrofit kitRollerSafety position switchSecurity technologySeparate actuatorSlot coverSpring lockingStandard actuatorUniversal actuatorfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Actuator position switches:EatonEuchnerIfm ElectronicPepperl + FuchsPilzRockwellSchmersalSchneider ElectricSickSiemensStahlSteute

Contact constant-force spring - In this eibabo® catalogue Installation, isolation and connection material > Pressure spring you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Built-in housingContact roller springContact scroll springInformation technologyPressure springRoll spring setScroll springShield connectionShield connection technologyfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Contact constant-force spring:3MCellpackDEHN