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October, 2016


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CDE Expands Line of Sealed Electrolytic Capacitors


Liberty, SC — Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) has released significantly higher voltage values for its MLSH Slimpack series of hermetically-sealed aluminum electrolytic capacitors. These special com- ponents incorporate a true glass-to-metal seal that prevents dry-out of the capacitor electrolyte. As a result, they provide extraordinarily long life (5,000 hours) to meet the most demanding applications for military and aerospace. With this line expansion, the capacitors are now available in nine values, from 120 to 3,200 µF, with ratings up to 250 VDC. According to the company, the hermetic


Slimpack is an offshoot of the well-established non-hermetic Flatpack series. The new MLSH Slimpack can be used as a replacement for parallel and series banks of wet tantalum capacitors for both new and existing designs. This change is especially beneficial for bulk storage. The devices measure 1.0 x 1.5 x 0.5 in. (25.4 x 38.1 x 12.7 mm), weigh


Magid:


Breathable and Flame Resistant Welding Jacket


Romeoville, IL — Personal protective equipment manufacturer Magid, has expanded its clothing line to include a flame-resistant welding jacket. The Magid® FR welding jacket has ANSI Cut Level 4 sleeves and a breathable


Sealed high-capacity electrolytic capacitors.


less and have more capacitance than a parallel bank of three or more wet tantalum capacitors. This high- rated capacitance is maintained at temperatures as low as –55°C (–67°F), a key requirement for power supplies used in military and aerospace applications. Top-end temperature rating is +125°C (+257°F). All devices in the series are housed in rugged stainless steel cases with a vibration rating of 80g. In most applications there are significant cost and space savings vs. a comparably-rated bank of wet


tantalum capacitors. Contact: Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc.,


140 Technology Place, Liberty, SC 29657 % 864-843-2626 fax: 864-843-2402 Web: www.cde.com


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Flame-retardant welding jacket.


FR mesh back panel to help prevent heat exhaustion. The FR mesh mate- rial provides protection while allow- ing body heat to escape so workers stay cool; however, it is not recom- mended for overhead welding or other applications where sparks and slag could get trapped in flame resistant mesh material. According to the company, the


new welding jacket has caught the attention of safety professionals because it solves the problem of pro- tecting workers while keeping them comfortable so that their work is not compromised or interrupted. Features of the welding jacket


include a flame-resistant mesh back panel, Aramax® fabric sleeves for heat resistance and ANSI Cut Level 4 protection, para-aramid knit cuffs for a snug fit with thumb holes to prevent the sleeves from riding up the arm, leather reinforced enclosed metal snap closures on front placket


for enhanced durability. Contact: Magid, 1300 Naperville


Drive, Romeoville, IL 60446 % 773-289-1385 fax: 773-384-6677 Web: www.magidglove.com


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