Inelco Hunter has launched its Connector Clinic – a free remote diagnosis service designed to support engineers and companies that are facing interface, pinpoint, wiring, assembly and interconnect challenges.
The Connector Clinic gives engineers quick, practical guidance on issues such as sourcing alternatives, pin-out matching, environment sealing, continuity concerns and compliance considerations. Drawings, photos or a brief description of the problem can be submitted for a brief review with the Inelco Hunter team.
The service supports interconnect challenges across industrial, high power and high current, EV, and harsh environment applications where connector selection or integration can slow development. Support includes reviewing likely failure modes, assessing materials and standards suitability, and highlighting practical options for moving forward.
“Engineers often need quick, informed guidance when interconnect issues arise. The Connector Clinic provides fast, focused support based on proven solutions from Amphenol Ltd, LTW and Anytek portfolios, as well as other compatible technologies where appropriate,” said David Bushnell, Inelco Hunter MD.
The Connector Clinic is a brand-neutral specialist service, designed for engineers working with a wide range of connector technologies, including those looking for alternatives to their current solution. The aim is to give engineers a clearer understanding of the issues and options available.
Open to OEMs, design houses and engineering teams working on new or existing designs, upgrades or troubleshooting tasks. Sessions can be booked by contacting Inelco Hunter directly.
