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ETCO introduces USA-made data center power, server and cooling connectors and terminals for AI infrastructure

ETCO Incorporated has introduced a range of standard and custom electrical connectors and terminals manufactured in the US for AI data center power delivery, networking, and board-level interconnect applications. The company positions the lineup for data center infrastructure use cases spanning server power and facility distribution, plus control and monitoring signals and cooling-system connections.

For power infrastructure, ETCO says the products include connectors for server power supplies, power distribution units (PDUs), and busbar-to-wire connections. For controls and instrumentation inside data center equipment, it also lists high-density, low-voltage signal connections for control and monitoring.

For thermal infrastructure, ETCO lists connectors and terminals intended for cooling systems. The company states the overall ETCO Data Center Connectors and Terminals portfolio includes more than 1,500 standard products, along with custom engineering and production capabilities for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements.

ETCO says the connectors and terminals can be supplied loose or in strip form for automated attachment equipment. It reports the parts are stamped from brass, tinned steels, stainless, beryllium copper, phosphor bronze, and other alloys, with material thicknesses from 0.008 in to 0.090 in and tolerances to 0.002 in. ETCO adds that custom parts can be manufactured to meet OEM specifications for form, function, materials, and packaging, and that pricing varies by configuration and quantity.

Source: ETCO Incorporated

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