CONNECTED magazine n°10

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    Leading innovation for over 75 years

    Few companies can claim to have directly contributed to a technological revolution. The LEMO Group has had the chance to initiate more than one. Among others, it invented the Push-Pull latching system and set the global standard for hybrid fibre optic connectors supporting the move to HDTV. To remain at the forefront of innovation for three quarters of a century requires a lot of passion and commi

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    Halo LED connector

    This product includes a LED lit flange allowing to display the connection status, which enables the user to have immediate visual identification showing that the connector is securely connected and powered up.

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    New T series design

    LEMO enhances the T series range with a new design, the connector plug and free socket now include the LEMO "chocolate design" pattern, already on LEMO’s traditional products, B and K series. This new design is completely compatible with previous designs. The TT, 0T and 1T series will be available with 3 latches. Caps are to be updated to reflect the chocolate plate as well.

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    Beyond connectors

    LEMO’s long experience and solid expertise in the field of connector and cable assembly has now beenextended by offering complete interconnection solutions. 

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    Sculpteo: the success of a factory in the cloud

    "There began to be a lot of talk about 3D software,3D objects and 3D printing in 2009” explains Clément Moreau, co-founder of Sculpteo. “For us, it was a new revolution in the history of industry. So we started to get ready for when the big wave would arrive…” 

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    Printing an exact copy of the patient

    In the printer are two polymer materials owned by 3D Systems: the material which will “hold” the finest elements and the building material itself. Once it's printing, the machine super- poses – one by one – layers 32 microns deep.