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SOURIAU – SUNBANK Connection Technologies
MQuick – a new brand of modular rectangular connectors for aviation
Esterline Connection Technologies – Souriau will present its MQuick range at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg from April 5-7, 2016. This new range of modular rectangular connectors meets interconnection needs between aircraft networks and on-board cabin systems.
The new MQuick range of rectangular connectors features a complete selection of components built around a range of standard modules, mechanical connections and accessories. It allows end-users to create the interconnections that meet their dimensional and technical requirements. It consists of 18 male and female modules that are able to accommodate crimp contacts, straight PC tail contacts, and 90° PC tail contacts. Whether you need signal connectors, power connectors, broadband connectors or optical connectors, MQuick is your solution for cabin connection technologies.
Modular, versatile and easy to use
Modular in design, the MQuick range delivers the flexibility you need for cabin connections and meets the interconnection standards of the two major commercial aircraft manufacturers, Airbus and Boeing. 'The new MQuick range pushes the boundaries of modularity all the way to the inserts and provides total technical and logistical flexibility', says MQuick Product Manager Morgann Forlorou.
The MQuick range's push-pull function also makes it easier to install and maintain cabin environments, such as on-board systems. 'MQuick is a standard offering that will enable us to easily cater to the proprietary needs of our clients', adds Mr. Forlorou.
A comprehensive single-module offering by late 2016
The MQuick range of modules, mechanical connections and accessories will be consolidated into a comprehensive single-module offering by late 2016. 'The MQuick range reflects our ambition to create a lasting brand that will evolve with the needs of both the market and our clients. Over time, it will grow and expand into other markets', says Mr. Forlorou.
