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5001

HDSERIES HIGH DENSITY MULTIPLE WIRE FEEDTHROUGHS

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Conax Technologies’ HD Series high density mechanically sealedfeedthrough assemblies allow multiple insulated wires to be installedthrough a single port.These assemblies consist of a stainlesssteeltube swaged over bundled 24 AWG solid Teflon-insulated thermo- couple wire or copper wires.The thermocouple pairs are available withor without junctions.HD assemblies provide an excellentmeans to passnumerous thermocouple,INDUSTRIAL RTD and low voltage instrumentation wires through a vessel wall without breaching the wall in multiple locations.HD assemblies can be supplied with or without a Conax Technologies’“soft seal”gland for pressure/vacuum sealing.When equipped with a gland,the tube passes through the sealing gland,providing a continuous wire feedthrough.Assemblies configured with a PG gland can accommodate up to 60 conductor wires or 30 thermocouple pairs.An MHM gland can accommodate multiple HD assemblies to seal up to 240 conductors or 120 thermocouple pairs.Assemblies can also be furnished with split glands or MK glands.The stainless steel tube is provided with a 4-1/2" nominal lengthstandard.These feedthroughs are normally furnished with 24 inches of leadwire on each end.Longer lengths may be furnished as required.• Temperature Range:-112Ëš F to +250Ëš F (-80Ëš C to +120Ëš C)• Vacuum Rating:5 x 10 • Leak Rate:1 x 10
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He scc/sec @ 68Ëš F (20Ëš C)• Voltage Rating:100 Vdc • Amperage Rating:500mA • Feedthrough Pressure Rating @ 68Ëš F (20Ëš C):5000 psig (345 bar).For gland pressure ratings,see the applicable gland section.The Assembly Pressure Rating is limited by the lowest element in the assembly (gland or feedthrough).Conax Technologies can provide numerous options for themanagement of wires in our sealing assemblies:• Wire Markers with customer nomenclature for easy wireidentification of multiple wires• Twisting of wires in pairs or other groupings for easieridentification and management• Wire Jackets/Sleeving • Hot Junctions – exposed or encapsulatedPlease consult your Conax Technologies sales engineer for details.

HD Capacities

Feedthrough DiameterNumberModelINMMof Conductors HD180.194.712 HD250.256.424 -6
mmHg @ 68Ëš F (20Ëš C)
HD310.317.940 HD370.389.560

Catalog Numbering System

Feedthrough Diameter Number of Conductors Gland Type(Optional) Wire LengthCap Side (in.) Wire LengthBody Side (in.) Style Tube Length Wire Type HIGHDENSITY HD 18 – 0.187" OD25 – 0.250" OD 31 – 0.312" OD 37 – 0.375" OD 450 - 4.5" 12 – for HD18 J – Iron/ConstantanK – Chromel/Alumel T – Copper/Constantan E – Chromel/Constantan CU – Copper Wire
Select a gland with a bore size that fits thefeedthrough diameter.See the appropriatecatalog section for proper gland callout.If gland is not required,omit gland callout.Will accept PG,MK,MHM or split gland. = 12 totalconductors or 6 T/C pairs Custom tubelengths alsoavailable. 24 – for HD25
= 24 total conductors or 12 T/C pairs Consult factory for CX,RX/SX,or other wire type combinations. 40 – for HD31
= 40 total conductors or 20 T/C pairs 60 – for HD37
= 60 total conductors or 30 T/C pairs StyleGland Type Feedthrough Diameter Tube Length Number of Conductors Wire Type Wire Length,Cap Side Wire Length,Body Side

Example: HD25-450(12K)PG2AT,24/24(with gland)Example: HD25-450(12K),24/24(without gland)

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Tel: 1.716.684.4500 • USAToll Free: 1.800.223.2389 • Email: info@conaxtechnologies.com • Website: www.conaxtechnologies.com
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