PAVE Technology Co was founded in 1980. Its wire and connector hermetic seals are used in a very wide range of industries for low or high pressures or vacuums requiring helium gas tight seals or IP67 to IP69 seals. PAVE products feed through a sealed bulkhead either electrical or fiber optic signals without any detectable leakage of gases or fluids. This complete leak tightness performance includes ends of any insulated, shielded or stranded copper conductor wire, cable and/or pins. Major customers include:

3M Applied Biosystems Applied Materials Delphi Automotive Schlumberger Eaton Corp Auto/Aero Raytheon Company Alabama Power Corp Georgia Power Corp Lockheed Martin Corp Siemens Ford Motor Company ATK Corp BAE Corp Baker Hughes Beckman Instruments Emerson Corp Boeing Company NASA Parker Corp Guidant Corp Cooper Power Systems General Electric Corp BOC Edwards Corp FEI Corp Foxboro

Volvo, Kautex Eclipse Aviation Defense Logistics Agcy Bi-Phase Technologies Exxon Mobile Corp General Dynamics Corp General Atomic Corp United Technologies US DOE R&D Labs Harris Corp HR Textron Sciaky Inc L3 Communications Gulfstream Aerospace Magneti Marelli Gendex Mercury Marine Northrup Grumman Phillips Corp DRS Trayer Engineering Varian NOAA Petrobras NIST Thiokol Corp

              

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 in our proprietary epoxy process for a wide range of low and high pressures and vacuums, temperature ranges from -60 to 150C or 200C and from small to large quantity applications.

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Hermetic Seal Technology Uses Plastic
Edited by Tim Hodson
Electronic Packaging and Production
March 1991

Hermetic Sealing with Epoxy
by Walter D. Wood & Wendell L. Wood
Mechanical Engineering
March 1990

High Frequency/High Density/High Vacuum Transmission Line Interface
by Straty Argyrakis
Connection Technology
February 1991
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