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Article: Wire harness splicing device designed for flexibility.(Brief Article)

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Diesel Progress North American Edition
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August 1, 1998
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Unlimited Services, a wire harness manufacturer for the on- and off-highway industries, continues to provide design flexibility for electrical systems designers by offering an expanded version of its sealed splicing system. The Ves Pac is a larger and more versatile version of the company's original Sealed Splice Pack, which allows a wire harness designer to relocate common circuits away from the main trunk of the harness into a sealed connector.

"The Sealed Splice Pack greatly improved the integrity of wire splicing and made the harness easier to service in the field" explained Mike Williams, vice president of the Oconto, Wis.-based company. The company introduced ...

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