CR Magnetics Products for Sale
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WHY BUY CR MAGNETICS PRODUCTS? For more than three decades, CR Magnetics, Inc. has been offering a comprehensive range of components suitable for diverse applications and industries. Their product line includes transducers, transformers, voltage products, power meters, and general-purpose components. With a presence in East Asia, Europe, and the Americas, this brand has a global footprint and serves customers around the world. Their headquarters are in St. Louis, Missouri. CR Magnetics is committed to delivering high-quality products and services, as evidenced by their Current Mark Indicators and Displays. All CR Magnetics’ products use the highest quality materials and assembly processes at competitive prices. By adopting ISO’s Quality Management system, the company ensures all its products meet rigorous testing standards for secure use. Their complete line of products includes sensors , transducers, current mark indicators, and displays. HOW ARE CR MAGNETICS PRODUCTS DESIGNED? CR Magnetics has a team of professionals with backgrounds in the engineering and technical disciplines. They work out of CR Magnetics’ NIST traceable labs, which have a closed-loop controlled power system that allows for exact calibrations on all products on site. Additionally, all CR Magnetics products are designed to meet RoHS dangerous chemical requirements and are lead-free. Many products have CE, UL, and CSA certifications. The company also has facilities to perform environmental, loads, and high-pot tests and review as required by their customers. WHAT CR MAGNETICS PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE? CR magnetics products include analog and digital transducers, relays & switches , indicators & displays, and current transformers. The analog transducers can be used to monitor electrical power systems, power supplies , or electrical loads. It can work on DC or AC voltage transducers, as well as active and reactive power transducers. The digital transducers are made up of CR Magnetics’ Data St