Farnell adds Amphenol Nexus Technologies to strengthen rugged connectivity solutions globally
Farnell has announced a new partnership with Amphenol NEXUS Technologies, expanding access to rugged connector and switching solutions for customers designing and maintaining critical communications and control systems.
Through the partnership, Farnell will offer Amphenol NEXUS Technologies’ portfolio of:
Audio connectors
Waterproof breakaway connectors
TAC connectors
Ranger connectors
M55116/MIL-SPEC-type connectors
Microphone and telephone plugs and jacks
Momentary push-button switches
Designed for demanding environments, the products deliver performance in applications where signal integrity, durability and dependable operation are essential.
The portfolio supports customers across a range of industries, including:
Military and defense communications
Commercial aviation electronics
Telecommunications
Medical devices
Simulation controls
Motorsport
Marine applications
Agricultural equipment
By adding Amphenol NEXUS Technologies, Farnell provides engineers, OEMs and procurement professionals with greater access to connectivity solutions designed for critical communications and control systems.
“This partnership gives our customers access to a broader range of trusted connectivity solutions for demanding communications and control applications,” said Tony Coletto, Vice President, Supplier Management, Farnell. “Amphenol NEXUS Technologies’ expertise in rugged audio connectors, switches and interconnect technologies helps engineers and procurement teams source reliable products that perform in harsh and mission-critical environments.
“We are excited to work with Farnell to make our products available to a broader global customer base,” said Greg Diblasi, General Manager, Amphenol NEXUS Technologies. “Farnell’s strong engineering audience, technical expertise and global reach make them an ideal partner. Together, we look forward to helping customers access the reliable, high-performance technologies they need for critical communications and control applications.”
