Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "TigerShark" <sunnyd@p...> 
wrote:
> Thanks Jim,
>  
> As a matter of fact, I was on this site in my earlier quests, but 
since
> the part wasn't listed I gave up on it.

Yeah, that's weird. But sometimes a company will make special 
connectors for someone like Epson- if it's high volume. Or maybe they 
just don't put it on their web page- I'm sure they have more 
connectors than what they show.

>  
> I will contact them and see what they can do for us.  I have a 
business
> and we do some electronics research and engineering, and wouldn't 
even
> mind buying a quantity . I guess these things typically go by the 
100s
> or 1000s huh ?


It depends on how expensive the part is, obviouusly if I buy one Epson 
10000 printer, they're going to take more care of me and be more 
friendly than if I bought two or ten Epson 820's<g>.

A good flying guess would be between 50 and 250 as a minimum, but who 
knows? Could be they will sell as little as ten. One's and two's are 
sample catagory. Depends on the company too. The company I worked for 
opened just about any door. I had free samples, coffee mugs, free 
penknifes, magnifiers ( the better to see the contact wear!), you name 
it<g>. 

>  
> Yeah, I'm glad you have your skills well oiled :-)

Makes me feel like I have a real job again, not just a starving 
artist. Gosh!<g>
Jim H.

>  
> TigerShark
>   
> 
> Or I can get you close:
> 
> http://www.avxcorp.com/prodinfo_cataloglisting.asp
> 
> You will notice a number of ELCO connector types listed. I couldn't 
> find #9501, but it must exist. They are a division of AVX, it would 
> appear. You might try clicking "AVX home" and then click for a 
sample 
> request. Or simply call the phone # or e-mail on the home page for 
> AVX.