In order to include thermal management solutions for batteries in electric and hybrid electric vehicles (BEV/PHEV), Parker Chomerics has extended its range of products for the automotive sector. Electric vehicles have significantly larger battery packs than those with conventional engines. These generate a considerable amount of heat that must be dissipated. Left unchecked, excessive heat can cause faster battery wear, reduced performance (d...

A division of Parker Hannifin, Chomerics Europe, has introduced its TC50 high performance thermal compound for conducting heat between hot electronic components and heatsinks or enclosures. Importantly, the heavy paste-like consistency of this one-component, RoHS compliant product can be easily dispensed in a controlled manner to produce different thicknesses in line with specific application requirements. TC50 provides low thermal impe...

With the growing demand for battery electric vehicles (BEV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), dissipating battery heat and providing protection against electrical interference have never been more pertinent. According to the ‘European Vehicle Market Statistics Pocketbook 2016/17’, which is published annually by the International Council of Clean Transportation (ICCT), electric vehicles already comprise 1.5% of all new ...

At Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI), Parker Chomerics will be showing a range of high performance shielding solutions. The electrically conductive elastomer and plastic materials provide protection from electromagnetic interference (EMI) and environmental factors, including moisture and dust. The company will also be exhibiting its wider integrated solutions for the defence industry on stand S2-135.

Parker Chomerics is showcasing its latest thermal management materials for battery cooling at Electric & Hybrid Europe including a range of thermal gels. The company will also be exhibiting its wider integrated solutions for the automotive industry on stand 404. The growing popularity of electric and electric hybrid vehicles has added further complexity to the tasks facing automotive electronic design engineers.

Parker Chomerics has developed  a single pellet, polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) based, electrically conductive plastic that is said to deliver superior reliability and makes metal-to-plastic housing conversions possible for demanding electronics applications. 

A range of standard integrated LCD displays has been unveiled by Chomerics, a division of Parker Hannifin. The CHO-TOUCH units were designed to reduce time to market and simplify the customer design experience by integrating touchscreens, optical bonding and high performance LCDs into a complete assembly that is ready for use straight out of the box.

Parker Chomerics will be showcasing a range of new products and capabilities for shielding and protecting electronics sub-systems in applications including automotive, military and aerospace.

Chomerics, a division of Parker Hannifin, is previewing a conductive gasket for aerospace applications at the forthcoming Farnborough International Airshow. Exhibiting on the Parker Aerospace stand (Hall 4, E50), Chomerics will also be showcasing a range of solutions for complex EMI/RFI shielding and thermal management.

Chomerics has launched THERM-A-GAP MCS30, a series of ultra-soft (Shore 00-25), low weight-loss, fully cured thermal filler pads for low deflection force applications with moderate thermal conductivity and high reliability. Target uses include desktop computers, laptop servers, telecommunications equipment, memory modules and both consumer and automotive electronics.

Chomerics Europe, a division of Parker Hannifin, says that its range of advanced solutions for automotive electronics applications now extends from thermal management and EMI shielding and grounding products, through to optical displays, engineered plastics and metal-based assemblies. In short, design engineers faced with addressing the sealing and shielding requirements of modern car electronics need look no further than Chomerics.

Chomerics offers a portfolio of thermal and EMI shielding products able to overcome the challenges of demanding military applications. Extreme environmental conditions and extended life expectancy are among the unique demands of military projects. Parts are typically subjected to greater extremes of temperature as well as vibration, salt and chemicals. In many instances, they also have to endure a longer working lifecycle.

  The rapid development and evolution of both automotive electronics and vehicle electric drive systems means that Chomerics is witnessing increasing numbers of automotive industry customers seeking innovative solutions for EMI and thermal issues.

As high performance electronics spreads across a wide range of applications, it has stimulated a growing need to provide new innovative thermal materials that can effectively manage the heat dissipation challenges. To meet this need Parker Chomerics is constantly evolving its range of THERM-A-GAP thermally conductive dispensing gels in order that customers can maintain both system performance and reliability. 

A guide focusing on thermal interface material dispensing has been published by Chomerics. The 16-page guide contains in-depth technical information to assist engineers seeking to use dispensable thermal interface materials in their end products and integrate them into the production process. 

A brochure detailing advanced EMI shielding and thermal management solutions for military applications has been made available by Chomerics. The The Advanced Solutions for Military Electronics Brochure details ypical application areas and the materials and products that Chomerics offers to address them.

Chomerics Europe has today revealed that it has acquired new business for its shielded window products with a leading designer and manufacturer of cardiovascular medical devices. Integrating a resistive touchscreen, the EMI shielded windows are to be used for challenging operating theatre applications.

Chomerics Europe has achieved ISO/TS 16949 certification for its manufacturing location in Sadska, Czech Republic. This important automotive related standard confirms compliance with the scope of ISO/TS 16949 at the site for the manufacture of plastic components and gasket materials for electronic enclosures.

Chomerics Europe has announced that it has designated its facility in High Wycombe, UK as the primary development site for its broad and innovative range of heat management materials. For many years, the company’s thermal management materials which include form-in-place and die-cut gap fillers, gels, phase change materials and insulator pads, have provided engineers with solutions to manage excessive heat in their product designs.

Chomerics Europe has appointed Tiberius Recean to the position of Automotive Specialist. 44-year old Recean has worked for Chomerics Europe for six years as a Territory Sales Manager in Germany.