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Passive Components: Tyco Electronics Corp. recently completed a major overhaul of its Web site. Visitors to the site are able to access documents, drawings, CAD models, and other product information. Product information can be obtained by product type, industry application, brand, or alphabetically. An enhanced site search engine allows for keyword, part number or partial part number searches. www.tycoelectronics.com Adhesives: High-performance specialty adhesives for electronics, consumer and medical markets, can be found at the Web site recently launched by Akron Coating and Adhesives. The site, www.akroncoating.com provides information about the company’s water based, heat-activated and pressure-sensitive adhesives and coatings. These products adhere a variety of metals (and other substrates) to such difficult-to-bond plastics as TPEs (theromoplastic elastomers), TPOs (thermoplastic oligimers), and TPVs (thermoplastic vulcacinates). Enclosures: Hoffman’s redesigned Web site features streamlined navigation, enhanced search options and a new online product catalogue to provide visitors a more effective and user-friendly tool to obtain information about the company's products and services. Both the catalogue or model number search and the product key word search produces a link to product specifications as well as available CAD files, CE Declarations, MSDS or other documentation so a product’s technical specifications are more easily available. www.hoffmanonline.com Software: Maplesoft, a provider of software tools for engineering, science and mathematics, announced the availability of a podcast series entitled MapleCasts. Featuring insight and commentary from renowned industry experts, this series includes technical tips for Maplesoft products as well as interviews with notable personalities, such as Dr. Richard Gran, member of the Digital Flight Control System design team for the Apollo Lunar Module. www.maplesoft.com/community/podcast |
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