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GORE Joint Sealant is ideally suited for large or complex steel flanges and equipment to achieve an incredibly tight seal. Available on a spool, the user can easily and quickly form a gasket in place on the flange, and achieve significant savings in material, labor, and lead-time over traditional large cut gaskets. Please follow the installation instructions in this guideline.

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July 2014 // Product Specialist Bob Lavertu explains how the larger electronics in plug-in vehicles have more power, more heat and higher pressure differentials that present new technological challenges to OEMs and suppliers. Venting solutions can help to equalize pressure in EV electronic housings.

A Japanese OEM saw a significant number of warranty issues because consumers saw condensation in the tail lamp. A year and a half after incorporating Gore’s recommendations, the warranty claims decreased resulting in significant cost savings and increased customer satisfaction.

GORE Automotive Vents Video Library

With decades of excellence in innovation, W. L. Gore & Associates’ high-performance solutions have a proven track record in military and aerospace applications. In fact, Gore’s products have delivered reliable, long-lasting performance in even the harshest environments on every major military aircraft, from the F-15 to F-35, as well as Apollo space missions and Mars Landers.

This article, featured in the February 19, 2009 issue of Machine Design, explains the value expanded PTFE brings to Gore products, especially cable.  The author provides a deep look inside PTFE , the materials characteristics and explains how this material gives cables long flex-life, extra strength, better signal transmission, and clean-room performance.

This article, featured in the July 23, 2009 issue of Machine Design, discusses the problem of particulates for moving cable systems and provides guidance on designing cable systems for a cleanroom environment.