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News Release from: Hawco | Subject: Song Chuan PCB relays
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 08 June 2007
Relay distribution deal covers UK and
Ireland
Song Chuan focuses on plug-in and PCB relays, and is the fourth largest manufacturer of these products in the world.
Hawco Controls has signed an exclusive franchise distribution agreement covering the UK and Ireland, with Song Chuan, the Taiwanese relay manufacturer Song Chuan focuses on plug-in and PCB relays, and is the fourth largest manufacturer of these products in the world
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 26 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Recently the company opened a new manufacturing plant in Shanghai, and its factories hold ISO9002/ISO14001, QS9000 and ISO16969 approvals.
Commented Gary Bennett, recently appointed Sales and Marketing Director, Hawco group: "Song Chuan is a global leader with an extensive range of high-quality products to meet low and high-volume applications".
"More, unlike other suppliers, Song Chuan is always looking to push the envelope in their product capabilities".
"For example, the company is currently looking at developing a 100A relay for an industrial safety application we identified in electric vehicle motor controls".
"The current industry standard maximum rating is around 70A".
Hawco stocks a comprehensive range of Song Chuan relay types.
Bennett adds "Through our Quick Pick off the shelf programme, customers will have complete flexibility in meeting their short term and long-term production needs".
Song Chuan PCB relays suit applications as diverse as white goods, industrial automation and control, instrumentation and industrial and off-road vehicles.
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