Connector project selection

Pressure-Sealed Electrical Feedthroughs

Start with the exact interface, seal concept, conductor arrangement, electrical duty and pressure-boundary evidence required by the project. product NPT, O-ring and custom records remain separate; a sealed description is not a hermetic, vacuum, high-pressure or hazardous-area qualification.

Product portfolio

Relevant connector records

Use the visual references to identify the series or configuration you want us to review.

Archived technical reference drawing for an NPT-threaded electrode stud
Technical reference

NPT-threaded electrode stud

product drawing for interface identification.

Archived technical reference drawing for an O-ring-sealed electrode stud
Technical reference

O-ring-sealed electrode stud

product drawing for interface identification. O-ring material, pressure, leakage, temperature and media compatibility remain configuration specific.

Archived catalog rendering of a custom electrode stud configuration
Catalog rendering

Custom electrode stud configurations

product configuration rendering. Custom wording starts a project review; it is not evidence of unlimited design scope, current production or fast delivery.

Archived catalog rendering of a custom flange electrode stud configuration
Catalog rendering

Custom flange electrode stud configuration

product configuration rendering. Flange geometry, sealing method, pressure, leakage, materials and current production require project-specific confirmation.

Legacy catalog photograph showing two CT-M connector configurations
product catalog photograph

CT-M legacy connector configurations

product product photograph for neutral configuration identification. Glass-sintered or sealed wording is not current hermetic, vacuum, pressure, leak-rate, qualification, production or supply evidence.

Representative custom electrode stud configuration illustration derived from a catalog reference
Representative custom configuration

Representative custom electrode stud configuration

Illustrative configuration derived from a traceable catalog reference. Exact geometry, materials, sealing, electrical performance, qualification, current production and supply require project-specific confirmation.

Selection priorities

Define the key engineering inputs

01

Provide the complete designation, revision and source document.

02

Describe the wall, vessel, flange or enclosure and the electrical-entry function.

03

Provide controlled geometry, engagement and installation constraints.

04

State conductor quantity, isolation and protected arrangement needs.

05

State AC/DC duty, simultaneous loading, duty cycle and temperature-rise limit.

06

State waveform, voltage, duration, test points, environment and acceptance.

07

State high/low sides, direction, medium, temperature and duration.

08

State method, duration, cycles and acceptance separately from working duty.

Project fit

Application and configuration review

Use this category to organize an electrical entry through a project-defined boundary. The buyer must identify what is being sealed, the operating medium and the evidence needed for acceptance.

The NPT-threaded, O-ring-sealed and custom electrode-stud records remain independent evidence chains.

Sealed is a project-description word here.

Engineering conversation

Translate the requirement into a configuration

The product NPT wording is an interface lead only. Thread form, engagement, sealing method, pressure class, governing standard and media compatibility require controlled confirmation.

The product O-ring wording identifies a seal concept. Elastomer, groove, compression, temperature, pressure, leakage and medium compatibility remain configuration-specific.

Custom means the configuration must be defined and reviewed. It is not evidence of unlimited design scope, current production, fast delivery or a completed application history.

Discuss engineering inputs

Inquiry checklist

What to send with your request

  • Provide the complete designation, revision and source document.
  • Describe the wall, vessel, flange or enclosure and the electrical-entry function.
  • Provide controlled geometry, engagement and installation constraints.
  • State conductor quantity, isolation and protected arrangement needs.
  • State AC/DC duty, simultaneous loading, duty cycle and temperature-rise limit.
  • State waveform, voltage, duration, test points, environment and acceptance.
  • State high/low sides, direction, medium, temperature and duration.
  • State method, duration, cycles and acceptance separately from working duty.

Frequently asked questions

Plan the next engineering step

Does sealed mean hermetic?

No. Hermeticity requires a defined configuration, method, medium, conditions and acceptance limit.

Does NPT identify a pressure rating?

No.

Does an O-ring define the seal material and temperature range?

No. Material, dimensions, compression, temperature, pressure and medium compatibility require configuration evidence.

Can proof or burst pressure be calculated from working pressure?

Not on this page. Each field needs its own source, method and acceptance conditions.

Can a custom version be quoted from a catalog rendering?

No. The rendering supports identity and discussion only; configuration and commercial terms require review.

What should I submit first?

Submit the boundary, interface, electrical duty, pressure/leakage conditions, materials, evidence requirements and transaction context.

Ready to continue?

Send the configuration and project context

Our team will organize the engineering, documentation and commercial follow-up for your request.