Canfield Connector

Canfield Connector was founded in 1977 in Canfield, Ohio, reselling German solenoid air valves to Volkswagen.

In 1980, the manufacturer introduced the first DIN 43650 style solenoid valve operator, as well as mating solenoid valve connectors to the North American solenoid valve market. Lighted solenoid valve connectors soon followed in 1981. By the mid 80's, the Canfield brand had become synonymous with German quality product coupled with American innovation. Soon, the company began manufacturing DIN 43650 connectors, timers, proportional solenoid drivers, and air cylinder position sensors. Product development marched on as Canfield Connector invented the first solid state inertial braking system designed for Recreational Vehicle tow vehicles, electronic timers for oxygen concentrators, electronics for valves used in the M1-A1 Abrahms Tank, media separated valves for home kidney dialysis, controls for air-dryers, flow/pressure/temperature all-in one sensors, as well as many other specific applications. With the new millennium, the company moved into new 40,000 sq. ft. facility where it began molding its own plastic parts, developed its own surface mount electronics production line, perform laser welding, machining and assembling all in Boardman, Ohio.

In 2005 the company has changed its culture and earned an ISO 2001:2008 with Design certification for quality. The manufaсturer was the first in the solenoid valve industry to create a virtually indestructible all molded DIN 43650 connector that is copied but never replaced. The company holds many patents for innovation. Today, Canfield Connector's modern facility makes products that integrate IOT (Internet of Things) for Industry 4.0.

Other products include linear actuator sensors, round style sensors, inclinometers, tilt switches, M12 and GT Series (Deutsch Style) mobile connectors, conveyor controls, Can Bus controls, special machine controls as well as time delay relays. With over 100 associates, Canfield Connector stands ready to take on your next big innovation and help you bring it to reality.