Professional Grade
RF TEST CABLES
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Ruggedized for Field Use & Hand Held Analyzers
SITE-FLEX Ideal for Hand Held Analyzers and other field testing needs.
Solutions for: DC to 7, 9, 18, 27 & 50GHz
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ConductRF's Site-Flex RF Field Test Cables have been designed to support Handheld RF & Microwave
Analyzers. The ruggedized construction includes anti-torque connectors that are firmly attached to the
cables external armor. Crush resistant SF series cable can withstand 1,200lbs/sq.in. Additional configurations
and lengths are available on request.
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RF Lab Test Cables Low Loss & Phase Stable TESTeCON
For Engineering Lab's & Production Environments. Ruggedized construction.
Solutions for: DC to 18 & 27GHz
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ConductRF offers a various solutions in support of precision Vector Network Analyzer testing. many
application focuses. Alternative constructions various by Armor style and flexibility features. NMD
Connector heads or adapters are available for most connector configurations. Stainless Steel connector
interfaces and Torsion resistant Armoring options ruggedize these cables for use in productions and
development labs.
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In Stock at http://www.newark.com/conductrf |
Contact Info
ConductRF-EAM 126 Merrimack Street Methuen MA, 01844 - US Telephone: +1
978 374 6840
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About Conduct RF
ConductRF is the brand name for Electronic Assembly Mfg. Inc's complete RF interconnect product
line including cable assemblies. Operating out of Methuen, Massachusetts, EAM has been in the RF Interconnect
industry for nearly 20 years, successfully supporting high performance solutions that require precision
and expertise to bring to life. Our ConductRF brand builds on this expertise with an expanded product
offering, including both commercial and precision RF coaxial connector ranges as well as the capability
to support customized solutions with our Application Engineering focus. We can provide diverse manufacturing
solutions with our capabilities in the U.S. as well as Asia from where support low cost volume coax
production requirements.
Posted April 14, 2017
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