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Smiths Connectors Introduces Vortex Connector Series High pressure, high temperature hermetically sealed single –way connector and boot kit


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miths Connectors, a leading provider of high reliability interconnect solutions for the Oil & Gas Industry, is unveiling its innovative high pressure,


high temperature Vortex Connector Series, specifically designed for MWD, LWD and wireline applications. The Vortex Series provides exceptional protection of critical electronics in the


harsh environment that is typical of the Oil and Gas applications allowing customers to exploit more demanding geographies and geologies with deeper drilling and fracking capabilities. The Vortex features a single way connector and a mating boot kit which


utilizes the unique performance of the Hypertac® hyperboloid contact technology to offer exceptional protection at high temperature and pressure conditions (200°C / 35K PSI) with high resistance to shock and vibration. The constant wiping action of the hyperboloid contact ensures lower heat build-up which acts to increase battery life.


Impeccable signal integrity


provides higher data resolution with more data output per hour providing the opportunity to improve the efficiency of the drilling operation and reducing overall system cost. These features also lead to increased meantime between failure and lower maintenance costs.


Supplementing the Vortex Series, Smiths Connectors’ oil and gas product


portfolio includes high power, signal and high speed products that are fluid resistant and rated to industry standard temperatures. Additionally, high pressure bulkhead connectors are offered for geophysical exploration and drilling.


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house capabilities encompass design, development, manufacturing and testing. Jeffrey Dick, Vice President, Sales and Marketing for Smiths Interconnect


says, “Smiths Connectors developed the Vortex Series specifically to address the emergent needs and requirements of the Oil & Gas Industry.” He further added, “As companies look to expand exploration and drilling locations around the globe, the need to protect their resources and ensure accurate data collection has never been greater. The Vortex Series is an enabling product that we are pleased to support in this pursuit.” For more information on the Vortex Single-Way Connector Series or our other


products used in Oil & Gas Applications, please visit the Smiths Connectors website


Smiths Connectors u +39 010 60361 u www.smithsconnectors.com/us/markets/oil-gas


Silmat® Elastomeric Test Sockets A highly reliable high speed semiconductor test solution


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miths Connectors, a worldwide leading provider of high performance interconnect solutions for demanding applications, announces


today the


availability of Slimat® elastomeric test sockets, specifically targeted for digital high speed and PoP (package on package) test applications.


Smiths Connectors’ Silmat® elastomeric test sockets bring to market an advanced, low profile contact technology enhanced by best-in-class design engineering and test development practices, which provide customers with a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving semiconductor test industry.


Silmat® sockets ensure an extremely short signal path enabling stable contact resistance, low inductance and a high frequency bandwidth of -1dB @ 40 GHz. Composed of a patented core elastomer technology and contact set, Silmat® sockets feature a single component set enabling reduced maintenance and tester downtime through quicker changeovers. The sockets also provide long life (over 500K cycles), high durability and over 4 amp current-carrying capacity.


For more information on Silmat® Elastomeric Test Sockets, as well as Smiths Connectors’ full product line, please visit us at www.smithsconnectors.com Smiths Connectors


u +39 010 60361 38 NOVEMBER 2016 | ELECTRONICS u www.smithsconnectors.com / ELECTRONICS Smiths Connectors Introduces


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