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27/10/2026

Protect your power cord near the plug from acute bend radius with Interpower Dome or Flex strain reliefs.

Protect your power cord near the plug from acute bend radius with Interpower Dome or Flex strain reliefs.

13/10/2026

UL “Recognized,” “Listed,” and “Classified”
Read how UL “Listed,” “Recognized,” and “Classified” vary in their separate approval and certification levels.

https://email.interpower.com/ul-recognized-listed-and-classified-web

26/08/2026

In the latest InfoPower Blog from Interpower, we look at why calculating voltage drop is critical in the application of your electrical design.

In the latest InfoPower Blog from Interpower, we look at why calculating voltage drop is critical in the application of your electrical design.

30/07/2026

More Surgical Robots

Read how an influx of surgical robots are entering the market, and how the top three continents rank in surgical robot density.

10/07/2026

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30/06/2026

Trends in the Surgical Robot Industry

Discover the latest trends in the surgical robot market including the companies behind them, and which country leads the world in robot-assisted surgeries.

11/06/2026

Read whether the April and May of 2026 manufacturing and jobs numbers are good, bad, or steady.

https://email.interpower.com/a-snapshot-of-american-manufacturing-in-april-may-of-2026-1

29/05/2026

The Remarkable Universality of IEC 60320 Cords and Components

Learn how IEC 60320 cords and components have changed the way electrical products are exported.

18/05/2026

Learn how IP54-rated components can prevent electrical arcing by keeping water and corrosive dust at bay.

https://email.interpower.com/the-case-for-ip54-rated-electrical-outlets-1

29/04/2026

Part Two: Which Crimp is the Best Crimp for Power Cords: the “Hexagon” or the “B”?

Read about John D. Butler’s ‘One common thread’ for a proper “B” crimp, and how specification sheets are sometimes wrong.