Ethernet cables, claimed to meet the military and civil aerospace markets' need for higher data rate cables in a lightweight, flexible, and routable package, have been introduced by Gore. Featuring the cable jacket material found in GORE 1394b FireWire Cables, GORE Ethernet Cables provide the combination of high speed and light weight necessary for a wide range of aerospace applications.

Reducing fuel consumption and emissions is a top priority for many automobile manufacturers. To meet both today’s Euro5 standard and future emission regulations, vehicles must be made more efficient. This is why more and more vehicle functions that were once mechanically or hydraulically driven are being replaced by electrical components. Compressors, pumps, and even motors are just a few common examples to mention. As engine control become...

W.L. Gore & Associates has announced the expansion of its GORE Protective Vents with a new product, the series VE9 Adhesive Vent, engineered to increase the reliability of outdoor electronic enclosures that are commonly exposed to changing weather and environmental conditions. Not requiring expensive ruggedized seals and gaskets, the Series VE9 Adhesive Vent enables outdoor electronic enclosures to be designed with nirmal seals and gaskets to...

W. L. Gore & Associates unveil the GORE PolyVent XL, a new vent specifically engineered for large outdoor enclosures in challenging environments like those common to the solar, telecommunications and exterior lighting industries. GORE PolyVent XL builds on the already existing screw-in GORE Protective Vents product portfolio and improves the integrity, reliability and safety of the enclosures in which it is integrated.

In response to requests from automotive engineers and customer feedback, W. L. Gore & Associates’ automotive venting team has launched a new website that provides easy access to product information and performance data. With enhanced navigation and search features, the new www.gore.com/auto site enables engineers to evaluate different venting options and assess Gore’s unique options for solving automotive challenges.

PureWave Networks recently announced the latest addition to its portfolio of base stations – the PureWave Constellation. This family of advanced LTE small-cell base stations delivers unmatched capacity in densely populated areas by providing high capacity wireless data service to as many as 256 simultaneous users. GORE Protective Vents help the PureWave Constellation base stations perform reliably in fluctuating operating environments.

W. L. Gore & Associates has expanded its line of adhesive vents with a new product specifically engineered for small enclosures, such as displays for electric bikes, mobility aids, and heavy duty equipment. With the smallest footprint in the GORE Protective Vent line, the VE80205 vent improves the integrity, reliability and safety of electronic components in harsh weather by equalizing pressure and reducing condensation.

BriarTek recently released the new Cerberus global communication system. This system enables outdoor enthusiasts to maintain contact with family and friends back home — even when travelling through the most rugged and isolated areas of the world. The Cerberus system records a traveller location as frequently as every five minutes and sends real-time notifications via satellite to the monitoring station.

Gore has developed new cable-based Antennas (often referred to as leaky lines or leaky feeders) that improve signal propagation without increasing the amount of hardware required on an airplane. Ideal for both wide-body and single-aisle passenger aircraft, GORE Cable-Based Antennas provide reliable access to different wireless protocols so passengers can easily connect to in-flight entertainment, Internet servers, and email accounts.

In two new videos recorded at CTIA WIRELESS 2012 in New Orleans in May, Chuck Seipel, Gore’s Product Specialist for the company’s Portable Electronic Vents (PEV) Business Unit, describes and demonstrates Gore’s expanded range of vents that protect sensitive electronics from water, dust and dirt while maintaining the integrity of sound transmission.

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. will be featuring a live demonstration of its polytetrafluoroethylene membrane filter technology at SEMICON West 2012, July 10-12, Moscone Center, San Francisco. Visitors to Booth 1331 will clearly see how GORE Filters for liquid filtration applications in microelectronics processing – including filters for ultrapure water and for high purity chemical processors – achieve higher flow in comparison to other micro...

W. L. Gore & Associates has developed new testing protocols that improve reliability of acoustic vents used for water and particulate protection in portable electronic devices. These new protocols more effectively match the environmental conditions to which the venting materials are exposed, which results in consistent testing results.

W. L. Gore & Associates (Gore) has stepped up its efforts to help OEM customers maintain sound quality and protect sensitive electronics in cell phones, laptop/tablet PCs, two-way radios and other handheld and portable electronic devices by creating a new business unit. GORE Portable Electronic Vents will concentrate on providing solutions to protect devices from water, dust and dirt ingress while maintaining the integrity of sound transmission.

To improve reliability and performance in telecommunication equipment, W. L. Gore & Associates has advanced its portfolio of products and services that enable the industry to remain connected and protected. In addition to introducing its new business unit that focuses on mobile devices, Gore is displaying new venting products, cooling filters, and testing methods to enable manufacturers and suppliers of wireless headsets, small cell devices, base...

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., has added a rugged 18 GHz cable assembly to its GORE® PHASEFLEX® Microwave/RF Test Assemblies line. This rugged cable assembly is specifically engineered for high throughput production test applications in the wireless infrastructure market

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., has added a rugged 18 GHz cable assembly to its GORE PHASEFLEX Microwave/RF Test Assemblies line. This rugged cable assembly is specifically engineered for high throughput production test applications in the wireless infrastructure market. The increased durability of this assembly reduces total costs for testing because it lasts longer, decreasing the frequency of cable assembly replacements. Its stable performance ...

With its non-hierarchical, team-based culture, global manufacturing company W. L. Gore & Associates has once again earned a spot on FORTUNE magazine’s annual list of the 100 Best Companies to Work for in America. The company is ranked No. 31. This marks Gore’s 14th consecutive appearance on the list, making it one of a select few workplaces to appear in every edition of the rankings.

W. L. Gore & Associates (Gore) continues to enhance its engineered PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) technology for use in flat and round cables, making them the premier choice for demanding, extreme environments such as semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and industrial applications. Gore’s customized materials and unique cable designs have resulted in products that minimize particulation and outgassing while maximizing longevity – a combin...

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., has expanded its family of GORE SKYFLEX Aerospace Materials to include preformed gaskets for multi-face aircraft applications such as hole liners, flange joints, fastener seals, and galley or restroom hard-mounts. These lightweight, non-hazardous gaskets ensure continuous protection between flat interfaces, around chamfers, and inside a component’s mounting hole. By isolating dissimilar materials completely, these...

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., has introduced a new, lighter-weight RG coaxial cable for aircraft communication and navigation systems, providing significant weight savings without compromising performance. When compared to standard RG coaxial cables, these new cables reduce operating costs because they are as much as 20 percent lighter with a 15 percent smaller diameter. This smaller and lighter profile coaxial cable still meets the stringent el...