Bal Seal Connects Energy with Ingenuity at Husum Trade Fair
The Husum WindEnergy Trade Fair, running this week in Husum, Germany, has long been a destination spot for engineers who want to see the latest in big turbines and complex technology. But this year, one of the fair’s biggest attractions may be its smallest and simplest: an electrical contact fashioned from a coiled spring.
Foothill Ranch, CA, September 11, 2008 --(PR.com)-- The BalContact™, an electrically conductive device that employs unique, precision-engineered canted-coil™ spring technology, is being showcased at the 2008 Husum fair. And according to the product’s U.S-based manufacturer, Bal Seal Engineering, Inc., it has already caught the attention of engineers and other attendees seeking solutions for high, medium and low current electrical contact applications.
Shawn Noh, a Global Energy Market Manager for Bal Seal, attributes much of the interest in the BalContact to its simplicity.
“When I show engineers how the BalContact performs,” says Noh, “they almost always respond with words like, ‘simple,’ ‘elegant’ and ‘easy.’ They immediately recognize that this is a solution they can apply quickly and easily to almost any design challenge they might face.”
The BalContact is available in a wide variety of coil heights and materials. Its spring is designed to maintain a nearly constant force over a broad range of working deflections, compensating for large mating tolerances and temperature changes without significant deviation from its initial force. Each coil in the BalContact works independently, maintaining contact with the mating surface and ensuring maximum conductivity.
Typical applications for the BalContact include busbar connections, gas-insulated switchgear contacts, circuit breakers and industrial fuse boxes. In some environments, the BalContact can also be used for EMI shielding/grounding purposes.
Husum attendees can learn more about the BalContact and other conducting, connecting, sealing and shielding solutions by visiting Bal Seal Engineering’s exhibit at stand 3C28 in Exhibition Ground Hall 3, or by visiting the company’s Website.
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Shawn Noh, a Global Energy Market Manager for Bal Seal, attributes much of the interest in the BalContact to its simplicity.
“When I show engineers how the BalContact performs,” says Noh, “they almost always respond with words like, ‘simple,’ ‘elegant’ and ‘easy.’ They immediately recognize that this is a solution they can apply quickly and easily to almost any design challenge they might face.”
The BalContact is available in a wide variety of coil heights and materials. Its spring is designed to maintain a nearly constant force over a broad range of working deflections, compensating for large mating tolerances and temperature changes without significant deviation from its initial force. Each coil in the BalContact works independently, maintaining contact with the mating surface and ensuring maximum conductivity.
Typical applications for the BalContact include busbar connections, gas-insulated switchgear contacts, circuit breakers and industrial fuse boxes. In some environments, the BalContact can also be used for EMI shielding/grounding purposes.
Husum attendees can learn more about the BalContact and other conducting, connecting, sealing and shielding solutions by visiting Bal Seal Engineering’s exhibit at stand 3C28 in Exhibition Ground Hall 3, or by visiting the company’s Website.
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Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.
Alicia Parker
949-460-2100
www.balseal.com
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949-460-2100
www.balseal.com
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