The PCB connector specialists, who started in 1994 with a 21 m2 office, can look back on 25 successful years. During this time, W+P has developed into an internationally active company through entrepreneurial skill, innovation and passion. Two new catalogues were published to mark the anniversary. While the short form version shows all catalogue products with a photo and a […]
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The PCB connector specialists, who started in 1994 with a 21 m2 office, can look back on 25 successful years. It all began in 1994 in Königbach-Stein (Baden-Württemberg), founded as a distribution company for electromechanical components for printed circuit boards. Alongside Jürgen Weber, Monique Clerc and Dirk Matenaer were also present, however Jürgen Weber has been the sole owner now for […]
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Without the suitable components, a PCB is just a lifeless carrier of electronic elements with conductive tracks. Alongside other essential elements, it is the connector system that breathes life into a PCB (printed circuit board). Components often used include Wire-to-Wire (W-t-W) / Wire-to-Board (W-t-B) connections, which provide the important function of connecting two cables or connecting a cable to a […]
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If you’re looking for a flexible, reliable, and low-cost current supply for PCBs, W+P is the right place. The product portfolio has been expanded with an SMT terminal as a single contact, which ensures a direct connection with simple handling, since additional soldering is not required. The new 5940 series offers an interface as a detachable connection on LED PCBs […]
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Secure, precise, space-saving and suitable for automated assembly: These are the characteristics of a modern wire-to-board connector. Because the requirements for smaller and smaller dimensions continue to increase, W+P is expanding its friction lock product family with precisely these small pitches. The expanded spectrum includes a broad range of wire-to-board connection solutions as crimp versions for most applications. This includes […]
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DIN 41652 – better known as the D-subminiature connector gets its name from its shape, which is reminiscent of the letter “D”. The term subminiature refers to the size of the connector, what was relatively small for the year 1952 in which it was developed. For decades, D-Sub connectors have been serving as interface components for seamless data transmission and […]
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