KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors manufacturer for plastics machinery

The shaping processes of KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors adopts four general production techniques including extrusion, calendering, coating or molding, and casting. APTEK supplies different custom services for different applications such as food & beverage business

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The production process of KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors involves coagulation, a process that curdles or thickens the polyisoprene into a mass. This process is accomplished by adding an acid. APTEK has guaranteed the applications of connectors in food & beverage, chemicals, wood, LED lighting, etc

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KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors is manufactured by adopting the following methods: injection molding, compression molding, and extrusion which require highly accurate single or multi-cavity molds. At APTEK, there are highly efficient production lines for cable cutting, soldering, crimping, etc

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KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors is manufactured by adopting the most advanced equipment in the rubber and plastic industry for material hardness (shore and durometer) testing. APTEK makes sure that each connector matches different environmental standards in all countries

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Once production of KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors begins, every step of the manufacturing process is monitored and controlled – from the control of raw materials to control of shaping processes of rubber materials. APTEK is a focus on industrial connectors for nearly 10 years

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The quality control of KJTDQ capacitive proximity sensors is conducted by own in–house quality control testing laboratory to test and measure the physical properties of the rubber compounds. Efficient response to all instructions from customers is a mission of APTEK

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The product is characterized by its high quality and durability. APTEK is a focus on industrial connectors for nearly 10 years