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International stocks a complete line of EVAC chain clamps in Chicago, Illinois aluminum metal seals for converting elastomer seal NW (KF) and ISO flanges to UHV metal seals. These seals provide a number of benefits over elastomer seals: reduced outgassing, no permeation, no hydrocarbons, resistance to radiation and short half-life. EVAC seals are used in high-energy physics, other UHV applications and, in some circumstances, cryogenic applications. EVAC seals are reliable in high vibration or temperature cycling environments. EVAC chain clamps and tapered flanges are the standard vacuum flange for many Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturers. The advantages over using the standard ISO flange are the time and space savings during assembly and the flexibility to form high vacuum or UHV seals. To
install a metal seal on an existing KF flange, simply remove the standard
clamp, centering ring and O-ring assembly. Replace them with an aluminum
knife edge seal and chain clamp. Standard ISO claw clamps
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| PAVE
hermetic seals are any type of insulated, stranded or solid plated copper
conductors in any combination or lengths, copper or brass connector pin
contacts or glass fiber optic cables of any type, all sealed for low or
high pressures or vacuums, helium gas tight, moisture tight bulkhead seals
available in unlimited wide range of combinations that can be easily customized
for cost effective small or large quantities. Wire connector terminations
can also be included for a complete, ready to use hermetically sealed
thru-bulkhead wire connector harness.
PAVE products are used in a wide range of industries around the world including aerospace, low emission PZEV automotive and small engine (motorcycle, ATV, marine, etc) fuel pumps and transmissions, process controls, defense, telecommunications, semi-conductor and scientific instruments of all types requiring high quality seals. All our customers require high performance and cost effective standard or custom designed gas and fluid tight hermetic seals. PAVE
seals use virtually any commercial or military specification insulated
wires and/or connector pins sealed PAVE-Seal Harnesses are standard or readily custom designed bulkhead electrical or fiber optic cable seals that come in helium-tight hermetic, vacuum-tight, fluid-tight, gas-tight, NEMA 4-6 or IP65-68 type moisture-proof, and/or FM, UL, CSA, Cenelec Exxd explosion-proof seal versions. An unlimited range of cabling types and lengths may be specified. Seal integrity is complete whether pin or insulated wire types. Hermetic
thru-bulkhead continous conductor wire seals from 1 to 900 wires, #6 AWG
to #30 AWG, any type insulation, low or high pressures or vacuums, gas-tight,
moisture-proof, sealed including through the conductor or insulation. PAVE Technology Co has custom designed hermetically sealed wire or cable feedthrus and connectors, electrical, terminal, fiber optic, high voltage, coaxial, thermocouple, micro d-subminiature, passthroughs, fuel pump connector seals, packing glands, flex circuit seals, pave-mate, pave-seal, pave-flex, epoxy seal 1
to over 100 insulated, hermetic thermocouple pair wires of any type or
multi-pin thermcouple connectors. Standard
density, high density, micro d and nano d-subminiature hermetic connectors
with either single #20
AWG or smaller Pins on either one or both sides for low or high pressures
and vacuum hermetic header Any type High voltage wire or cable up from 1-30 kV, single or multiple cables, with or without high voltage cable connectors. EExd II, UL, Factor Mutual Enclosure 3600, and/or CSA in metric threads, NPT threads and/or TIG/laser welded designs can be provided. Feedthru, hermetic connector,feedthrough, wire grommet seal, hermetic header, feed-thru, passthrough, passthru, fiber optic seal, electrical penetration, moisture-proof electrical seal, vacuum seal, ceramic seal, glass to metal seal.
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| GFV Associates, Inc. serves the vacuum process industry and the scientific community by supplying i services for measurement of vacuum. Our measurements are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) meeting the requirements of ISO 9001 standards and military specifications.
System Calibration ServiceWe will calibrate any control/tube combination, including hot cathode gauges, cold cathode gauges, and low-vacuum gauges against our National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards, providing a multipoint readout and graph, in the range from 10 -7 to 10 3 Torr. The service sets all of the available control parameters for the most accurate pressure readings, as well as establishing the functional performance of the system to a NIST-traceable standard. Hot-Cathode Control Qualification ServiceIdeally hot-cathode ion tubes could be calibrated and characterized by their sensitivity -- that is their "gauge factor" -- without regard to the control used to operate the tube. GFV calibrates tubes using our NIST-tested controls; the gauge factors so measured can be used to establish NIST-traceable pressure measurements when the tubes are used on other "qualified" controls. Hot-Cathode Tube Calibration ServiceHot-cathode tubes from any manufacturer with any service history can be certified for use with GFV controls or qualified controls to provide NIST-traceable measurement with the same precision as new GFV tubes. Repair and Certification GFV continues to provide repair and certification for our IGC-1 and IGC-10 ionization gauge controls. Certification price is $250.00; delivery is one week from receipt of the control. Questions and Answers About GFV's Calibration ServiceQuestion: Why calibrate my high vacuum pressure-measuring systems? Answer: Because measuring equipment sensitivity changes. For example, using a pressure-measuring system, a process is determined to require a pressure reading of 1x10 -5 Torr or less. The lower curve of the figure shows the pumpdown curve for this process; in 30 minutes the system reaches a low enough pressure and the process is initiated. After a year, the pumpdown curve shown in the upper curve of the figure is observed; now it takes 46 minutes to reach 1x10 -5 Torr. The pressure-measuring system has drifted from its calibration at the time the process requirement was established. It is misinforming the operator; the system is really reaching the required pressure in 30 minutes and the operator is taking 16 minutes longer than necessary.
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