NSN List for Defense Helicopters: GORE® SKYFLEX® Aerospace Materials
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Serving the armed forces with decades of proven performance, GORE® SKYFLEX® Aerospace Materials from W. L. Gore & Associates offer superior surface protection and sealing capabilities to meet common in-flight challenges. They can be ordered through United States Defense Logistics Agency channels and authorized commercial vendors through the National Stock Numbers (NSN) for defense helicopters detailed on this page and PDF below, including:
- Apache AH-64
- Blackhawk UH-60
- Seahawk MH-60
- Chinook CH-47
- Osprey V-22
Press Release
W. L. Gore & Associates Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of ePTFE Discovery
Posted October 8, 2019
October 28, 2019 marks 50 years since the landmark discovery of a little known, yet widely used material that today serves as a core component for many everyday products including a wide array developed and produced by W. L. Gore & Associates.
Press Release
Gore Premiering New Portfolio of Qualified Solutions at 2019 NewSpace Show
Posted October 8, 2019
Gore will be showcasing a new portfolio of qualified GORE® Space Cables and Assemblies at the 2019 NewSpace Show in Monaco on October 17-18.
Drawing: GSC-03-85752-24D (24 AWG) — GORE® CAN Bus Cables (Controlled Impedance, 120 Ohms)
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Cable dimensions and characteristics — including diameter, weight, minimum bend radius, and insertion loss.
If you missed our MISSION-CRITICAL Webinar on Microwave/RF Cable Assemblies presented by Chris Ericksen and Jim Foreman, an OnDemand version is now available!
National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day is observed on October 8 (10.08); do you know why?
Press Release
Gore Receives CE Mark for the GORE® CARDIOFORM ASD Occluder for the Treatment of Atrial Septal Defects in Europe
Posted October 2, 2019
W. L. Gore & Associates has introduced the newest member of its family of occluders, the GORE® CARDIOFORM ASD Occluder, which has received CE Mark. The device offers physicians a clinically proven design in a device that, in a recent study, met its primary endpoint for the percutaneous, transcatheter closure of ostium secundum atrial defects (ASDs).