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Engineering kit offers 97 resistance values from 1 to 10K ohms

October 6, 2025 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Stackpole Electronics, Inc. announces the latest addition to its popular engineering kits: the KIT-RMCF2512FT-21. This new kit features 97 of the most popular resistance values, ranging from 1 ohm to 10K ohms, all in a 2512 chip case size. With 20 pieces of each E24 value and 1% tolerance, engineers now have 1,940 resistors at their fingertips, making design validation and prototyping easier than ever.
This addition builds on Stackpole’s extensive kit offerings, which now include general-purpose chip resistor kits from 01005 to 2512 sizes, current sense kits from 1206 to 2512, and precision kits in 0603 and 0805 sizes with ±0.1% tolerance and ±25 ppm TCR.  The new 2512 kit is in stock and ready to support your next project.
Pricing for the new KIT-RMCF2512FT-21 kit is around $50.00 each and is currently in stock.

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