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September 20, 2016

MTR100: SubConn

Image: MacArtney

Image: MacArtney

MacArtney and SubConn have been working together since 1978 supplying underwater mateable and harsh environment connectors to customers worldwide. SubConn connectors are widely regarded as dependable, rugged and cost effective. Easily recognizable by their red locking sleeves and with a track record of almost 40 years at the service of maritime equipment and system operators, SubConn connectors are regarded as an industry standard connectivity solution within most marine markets, applications and industries. 

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(As published in the July/August 2016 MTR100 edition of Marine Technology Reporter)

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