Gold has long been used as the de facto standard to protect products which are essentially used for joining electrical circuits. Gold is primarily used for its good electrical conductivity, resistance to corrosion and wear.
As a precious metal, Gold is one of the most expensive commodities to use, escalating to new heights with little sign of abating, so it is vital that the correct determination of thickness is established to minimise costs and maximise competitiveness.
With this in mind and in light of the industry drive for cost effective solutions, Cambion Electronics Limited has released a lower gold option against all of its standard range of sockets and connector pins, these would be particularly adept in controlled environments where wear is not an issue but still require excellent solderability and barrier properties.
Additionally, Cambion Engineers collaborate with its customers to identify the most suitable plating option for their application, performing environmental, electrical, and mechanical durability testing, as necessary.
Cambion is autonomous in its manufacturing capabilities with stamping, machining, moulding, automatic assembly and an equipped toolroom all under one roof at its ISO9001, ISO14001 and AS/EN9100 certified Castleton, North Derbyshire facility.
Cambion, have a long and established pedigree for high performance electro-mechanical and inductive components serving the professional, automotive, military, aerospace, and industrial markets. Cambion is committed to ongoing product development. Continual Investment, especially in the latest machinery, which has resulted in substantial manufacturing and assembly capabilities.
