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News HARTING 2014 HARTING News 2014 HARTING worldwide Transforming customer wishes into concrete solutions The HARTING Technology Group is skilled in the fields of electrical, electronic and optical connection, transmission and networking, as well as in manufacturing, mechatronics and software creation. The Group uses these skills to develop customized solutions and products such as connectors for energy and data transmission applications including, for example, mechanical engineering, rail technology, wind energy plants, factory automation and the telecommunications sector. In addition, HARTING also produces electro-magnetic components for the automobile industry and offers solutions in the field of Enclosures and Shop Systems. The HARTING Group currently comprises 37 subsidiary companies and worldwide distributors employing a total of approximately 3,800 staff. 2 HARTING Subsidiary company HARTING Representatives We aspire to top performance. Our people on location form the interface to the centrally Connectors ensure functionality. As core elements coordinated development and production departments. of electrical and optical wiring, connection and In this way, our customers can rely on consistently high, infrastructure technologies, they are essential in superior product quality – worldwide. enabling the modular construction of devices, machines and systems across a very wide range of industrial Our claim: pushing performance. applications. Their reliability is a crucial factor HARTING provides more than optimally attuned guaranteeing smooth functioning in the manufacturing components. In order to serve our customers with the best area, in telecommunications, applications in medical possible solutions, HARTING is able to contribute a great technology – in fact, connectors are at work in virtually deal more and play a closely integrative role in the value every conceivable application area. Thanks to the creation process. consistent further development of our technologies, From ready assembled cables through to control racks customers enjoy investment security and benefit from or ready-to-go control desks: Our aim is to generate durable, long term functionality. the maximum benefits for our customers – without compromise! Always at hand, wherever our customers may be. Increasing industrialization is creating growing Quality creates reliability – and warrants trust. markets characterized by widely diverging demands and The HARTING brand stands for superior quality and requirements. The search for perfection, increasingly reliability – worldwide. The standards we set are the efficient processes and reliable technologies is a common result of consistent, stringent quality management that is factor in all sectors across the globe. subject to regular certifications and audits. HARTING is providing these technologies – in Europe, EN ISO 9001, the EU Eco-Audit and ISO 14001:2004 are America and Asia. The HARTING professionals at our key elements here. We take a proactive stance to new international subsidiaries engage in close, partnership requirements, which is why HARTING ranks among the based interaction with our customers, right from the very first companies worldwide to have obtained the new IRIS early product development phases, in order to realize quality certificate for rail vehicles. customer demands and requirements in the best possible manner. 3 HARTING worldwide HARTING technology creates added value for customers. or ultrahigh frequency applications that are finding use Technologies by HARTING are at work worldwide. in telecommunications or automation networks, in the HARTING’s presence stands for smoothly functioning automotive industry, or in industrial sensor and actuator systems, powered by intelligent connectors, smart applications, RFID and wireless technologies, in addition infrastructure solutions and mature network systems. In to packaging and housing made of plastics, aluminum or the course of many years of close, trust-based cooperation stainless steel. with its customers, the HARTING Technology Group has advanced to one of the worldwide leading specialists HARTING solutions extend across technology boundaries. for connector technology. Extending beyond the basic Drawing on the comprehensive resources of the group’s functionalities demanded, we offer individual customers technology pool, HARTING devises practical solutions specific and innovative solutions. These tailored solutions for its customers. Whether this involves industrial deliver sustained effects, provide investment security and networks for manufacturing automation, or hybrid enable customers to achieve strong added value. interface solutions for wireless telecommunication infrastructures, 3D circuit carriers with microstructures, Opting for HARTING opens up an innovative, complex or cable assemblies for high-temperature applications world of concepts and ideas. in the automotive industry – HARTING technologies In order to develop connectivity and network solutions offer far more than components, and represent mature, serving an exceptionally wide range of connector comprehensive solutions attuned to individual customer applications and task scopes in a professional and cost requirements and wishes. The range covers ready-to-use optimized manner, HARTING not only commands the full cable configurations, completely assembled backplanes array of conventional tools and basic technologies. Over and board system carriers, as well as fully wired and and beyond these capabilities, HARTING is constantly tested control panels. harnessing and refining its broad base of knowledge In order to ensure the future proof design of RF- and and experience to create new solutions that ensure EMC-compatible interface solutions, the central HARTING continuity at the same time. In securing this know-how laboratory (certified to EN 45001) provides simulation lead, HARTING draws on a wealth of sources from both in- tools, as well as experimental, testing and diagnostics house research and the world of applications alike. facilities all the way through to scanning electron Salient examples of these sources of innovative knowledge microscopes. In the selection of materials and processes, include microstructure technologies, 3D design and lifecycle and environmental aspects play a key role, in construction technology, as well as high temperature addition to product and process capability considerations. 4 HARTING knowledge is practical know-how generating The key focus is on applications in every solution synergy effects. approach. In this context, uncompromising, superior HARTING commands decades of experience with quality is our hallmark. Every new solution found will regard to the applications conditions of connectors in invariably flow back into the HARTING technology pool, telecommunications, computer and network technologies thereby enriching our resources. And every new solution and medical technologies, as well as industrial automation we go on to create will draw on this wealth of resources technologies, such as the mechanical engineering in order to optimize each and every individual solution. In and plant engineering areas, in addition to the power this way, HARTING is synergy in action. generation industry or the transportation sector. HARTING is highly conversant with the specific application areas in all of these technology fields. nd Energy Power Genera Wi tion a ergy nd D r En istr ola ibu S tio n d n io ages A vanced To at pack ols Au rt ro to o Mic Ve m sp D n a n 3 di t n io ra g T Simulation S n s ys e t in e In y l m r y d e l Production Micro Structure s u n b s i t h m Technologies Technologies r e i c a a s l s D M A e PCB Interconnect Information v i T c Technologies Technologies Technologies e e s l s e B e i c a l o c b m k Metal Treatment Network p m e e l r a Technologies Technologies s n s u E e A t m s c le u b b r e a t d Mechatronic C s d ra e f d Ind In C us s k o tri m or m al C yste w pu onne tor S et ti ctors Actua N ng ial Sy tr st dus ems In B cal road Medi cast and Entertainment 5 HARTING News Contents Page Installation Technology Han® HPR RFID . 11 Han® HPR RFID . 11 Han® HPR RFID Hoods/Housings . 12 Ha-VIS RFID Handheld RF .M3000 . 14 Han-Yellock® Panel Feed Through Hoods . 16 Han-Modular® Twin . 18 Han-INOX® 3 A Screw Mounted Housing . 20 Han® Ex Sets . 21 Han® Ex 4A Quick-Lock Set . 22 Han® Ex 8D Quick-Lock Set . 22 Han® Ex Q7 Set . 23 Han® Ex 8B Set . 23 Han® Ex Q12 Set . 23 Han® Hood Link . 24 Han® HPR Panel Feed Through Housings . 25 Han-Compact® Hood with 2 Cable Entries . 28 Han-Eco® Monoblock E . 29 Han-Eco® Monoblock E Size 6 B + 10 B . 30 Han-Eco® Monoblock E Size 16 B + 24 B . 31 Han-Modular® 40 A Crimp Module . 32 Han® Coax ETCS . 34 6 HARTING News Contents Page HARTING Tools HARTING Crimp Tools . 36 HARTING Punch Tools . 40 HARTING Torque Driver Set . 43 HARTING Screw Driver Set Slimline . 44 HARTING Contact Lubricant . 45 Automation IT Ha-VIS eCon 2000 Unmanaged Ethernet Switches . 47 Ha-VIS eCon 2000 Fast Ethernet Basic . 50 Ha-VIS eCon 2000 Full Gigabit Ethernet Basic . 56 Ha-VIS eCon 2000 Fast Ethernet Basic PoE . 61 Ha-VIS eCon 2000 Full Gigabit Ethernet Basic PoE . 65 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Unmanaged Ethernet Switches . 71 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Fast Ethernet Basic . 74 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Full Gigabit Ethernet Basic . 83 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Fast Ethernet Basic PoE . 94 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Full Gigabit Ethernet Basic PoE . 99 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Fast Ethernet Basic PoE DC/DC . 108 Ha-VIS eCon 3000 Full Gigabit Ethernet Basic PoE DC/DC . 113 HARTING Transponder Ha-VIS RFID VT 86 S (HT) . 122 Ha-VIS RFID VT 92 S (HT) . 124 Ha-VIS RFID FT 89 on Metal (NT) . 126 Ha-VIS Application-Suite . 128 Ha-VIS RFID Antenna sMR20 . 130 7 HARTING News Contents Page Device Connectivity DIN 41612 connectors Technical characteristics for types 3Q and 3R . 135 Male connectors of complementary type 3Q . 136 Male connectors of complementary type 3R . 138 Technical characteristics for type har-bus® 64 .
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