Catalogue The Complete Guide to Pressure and Vacuum Assemblies - Catalog 5001C
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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTIONTOCONAXTECHNOLOGIES

What Makes Our Compression Seals the Finest in the World?

Conax developed the “soft sealant”method of pressure/vacuum sealing in the 1950s and remains the world’s leading manufacturer of this type of sealingdevice.This “soft sealant”technology when combined with mechanical compression results in a remarkably secure seal on wires,probes and electrodesthat must pass through a pressure or environmental boundary.This technology is also designed for ease of installation,adjustment and replacement ofthe elements.Our sealing glands can seal up to 240 wires,and can withstand pressure in excess of 30,000 psig (2,070 bar). Conax continues to research and perfect this technology as we expand our capabilities to meet the changing need of the industry worldwide.Competitive seals that utilize epoxy fillings are easy to install but all too often are unreliable in protecting your environment because of incorrect bonding ofthe epoxy to the elements which allows gases or liquids to escape around the elements.With a Conax fitting,this is not likely to happen because of theconstant compression that is maintained around the elements throughout the life of seal.In additional,Conax compression seals are field re-buildable.

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ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS Mechanical compression technology allows easy installation,adjustment and replacement of the elements being sealed. There is a ‘soft sealant’ material that’s right foryour pressure and vacuum sealing application. We can seal single elements or up to 240 wires Mechanical compression is applied to the sealant material within the Conax compression seal fitting to create an airtight fit.Our compression seal fittings are rated for vacuumto pressures up to 30,000 psig (2,070 bar).

Ask about our Temperature sensors!

Conax is a leader in the design and fabrication of temperature sensor assemblies for a variety of industries.We are committed to providing qualitytemperature sensors at competitive prices with an easy ordering system to speed delivery.In addition to an extensive line of standard thermocouplesand RTDs,Conax Technologies’ in-house engineering department provides custom design solutions to application-specific needs and special requests.Over the past 50 years many of our custom designs have become industry standards.We offer an extensive selection of sensor calibrations,sheath materials,termination types and mounting styles to create the ideal assembly for your requirements.Every Conax sensor delivers rugged,reliable service with precision performance.And our high temperature sensors can tolerate a remarkable upper servicetemperature of up to 4500°F (2482°C).We have temperature sensor solutions for virtually every industrial market. Call our sales engineers to learn more about our quality and performanceleading industrial temperature sensors.
General Line Catalog #5005High Temperature Catalog #6008 TECHNOLOGIES Tel: 1.716.684.4500 • USAToll Free: 1.800.223.2389 • Email: info@conaxtechnologies.com • Website: www.conaxtechnologies.com

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