New Waveguide Component Search Tool on everything RF

August 14, 2013

www.everythingRF.com has released a Waveguide Components Section on the website. There are thousands of products from a number of waveguide manufacturers. Each category has a customized parametric search tool that lets you narrow down on products that meet your specification. Users can search for waveguide products, compare them across manufacturers, download datasheets and request quotations.

The Waveguide Categories that currently live on everything RF are:

Horn Antennas: 122 Products from 7 Companies
Waveguide Attenuators: 268 Products from 7 Companies
Waveguide Bends: 536 Products from 7 Companies
Waveguide Circulators: 274 Products from 11 Companies
Waveguide Couplers: 820 Products from 9 Companies
Waveguide Isolators: 269 Products from 12 Companies
Waveguide Terminations: 472 Products from 9 Companies
Waveguide to Coax Adapters: 871 Products from 15 Companies

More categories, products and companies will be added this section over the next few weeks.

[borders/inc-300x250.htm]There are currently 113,739 RF & Microwave Products from over 253 Companies listed in 220 Categories listed in the RF & Microwave Company Directory on everything RF

Link to the RF & Microwave Company Directory - www.everythingrf.com/directory

If you would like to add your company to the RF Directory – Click Here

About everything RF
everything RF – www.everythingrf.com is a parametric search tool for the RF & Microwave Industry listing over 70,000 RF & Microwave Products from more than 180 Manufacturers. Engineers from the Communication, Military and Space companies use everything RF to find products that meet their specification.

For more information please contact:
everything RF
Tel: +1-312-436-0084
Email: contact@everythingRF.com

Posted August 14, 2013

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