Technical Information

Understand how passive-intermodulation (PIM) occurs in coaxial cable assemblies, why metal contact resistance and oxide layers matter, and how proper materials and termination techniques can minimise PIM in high-power, multichannel RF systems.

Engineered for high-radiation environments, GORE® Spaceflight Cables deliver flexible, low-loss microwave performance using radiation-resistant materials and qualified construction for demanding satellite and space applications.

GORE®’s ‘Packing for Industrial Applications: Engineering & Support’ outlines over 40 years of sealing expertise, detailing how our technical-services team partners with customers to select and optimise high-performance packings for pumps, valves and piping systems.

Clarify the differences between IP and NEMA enclosure ratings—covering how IP codes (IEC-60529) address dust and water ingress and NEMA types (NEMA 250) add protection against corrosion, ice and mechanical impact to guide vent and enclosure design.

A technical overview of IECEx and ATEX standards, explaining how equipment for explosive atmospheres is defined, tested and certified — including zone classifications, protection levels and global harmonization.

PPAP defines generic requirements for production part approval. It ensures that parts manufacturers, like Gore, document our capability to consistently meet your product specifications when manufacturing that product at quoted production levels.

Gore delivers proven products that meet customer expectations and end-use needs. Backed by global resources and expertise, we support high-volume commercial and passenger vehicle programs as well as smaller innovators seeking Gore quality to compete in regional and global markets.

Advanced ingress protection can help today’s higher-value lamp assemblies deliver the reliable performance customers expect … and help OEMs and Tiers avoid warranty claims that can damage brand reputations and bottom lines.