Electrical connectors: Global distribution agreement
Harting has reached an agreement with Digi-Key, which will expand availability of Harting electronic and electrical connectors.
Harting announced it has signed a new global agreement with distribution company Digi-Key Corporation. Digi-Key's presence in the market will support the expansion of Harting globally. Digi-Key's web base will advance Harting's online presence all over the world, allowing 24/7 access.
Electronic connectors are being increasingly used in rugged applications, while requirements also demand smaller package sizes and more efficient assembly processes. Digi-Key's customer service, married to powerful web-based search tools, will provide customers with the opportunity to access Harting's network.
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- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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