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Custom vulcanized O-Rings are often the fastest and most cost effective solution for static sealing applications requiring a non-standard diameter O-Ring. Vulcanized rings are produced from extruded elastomeric cord, cut to length and hot spliced using heated dies and heat sensitive bonding agents. The heated die provides consistent heat to help form a clean and visually appealing finish to the joint. Cold splicing is typically used on foam elastomers where heat would damage the material.
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Clippard's new Isolation Valves 101 white paper explores the characteristics of three main types of valves commonly used to isolate media—rocker isolation valves, diaphragm isolation valves, and pinch valves. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of each and which valve types are best for particular types of applications.
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As electronic circuits become more complex, engineers are finding new ways to assemble and package them. Electrically conductive adhesives provide durable bonds with conductive paths to suit a variety of electronics applications and they can be engineered to combine bond strength as well as electrical conductivity with other service-critical properties. Master Bond’s technical experts delve into the necessary considerations when choosing a suitable electrically conductive adhesive system.
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SDP/SI provides comprehensive engineering development and component choices. We manufacture precision gears, high-quality machined parts, molded components, and complex assemblies for aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial applications. As the engineer’s preferred source we not only offer components but resources to help you succeed as well. Engineers face a constant barrage of competing priorities combined with the need to be creative. Learn viable solutions to increasing productivity in our ebook, Advanced Time Management.
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Tried and true coil springs and disc springs work well in many engineering applications. However, it pays to compare these familiar options to another innovative spring design—flat-wire wave springs. Depending on the application, single- and multi-turn wave springs can offer distinct advantages over their more traditional counterparts.
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