🔄 6/6 The DEV260 Pro provides a sweet spot: bridging the gap between the budget-friendly DEV260 and premium Ingun fixture bases while delivering reliable linear closure.

⚡️ 5/6 Similarly, Ingun Fixtures employs the linear close mechanism for production-ready testing.

💡 4/6 Enter the Dev Pro Fixture - it uses a linear close mechanism, offering better reliability while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

📊 3/6 This sweep mechanism works fine for development scenarios with limited insertion cycles. However, it's not ideal for certain PCBAs like flex boards or those with tiny test points.

🏭 2/6 The Dev Fixture uses a sweep closure mechanism. It's cost-effective but has a trade-off: slight lateral deflection can affect test-point reliability during closure.

🏭 2/6 The Dev Fixture uses a sweep closure mechanism. It's cost-effective but has a trade-off: slight lateral deflection can affect test-point reliability during closure.