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British stone. Paul, Minnesota, November 11, 2021 — CPC (Cold Products Company), a manufacturer of quick couplings (QD) designed specifically for liquid cooling of electronic products, has expanded its Everis series of quick couplings to cover a wide range of liquid cooling needs in high performance In terms of calculations, new options were shown on SC21. CPC provides highly reliable, leak-free quick release connectors for major supercomputer manufacturers and integrators to protect valuable electronic products.
"As computing density increases, so does the demand for liquid cooling, and connectors are a key point in liquid cooling systems," said Blake Harris, CPC Thermal Management Product Manager. "Operators must be able to easily connect and disconnect the pipes in their liquid cooling system without worrying about drips and leaks, while also relying on excellent long-term performance in the connected state."
CPC engineers work closely with customers when designing liquid cooling systems. These early in-depth cooperation provided advanced liquid cooling technology for the entire industry. (See this case study in collaboration with leading supercomputer manufacturers.)
"Because we focus on connectors, CPC solves key liquid cooling challenges, such as being able to easily connect and disconnect pipes in small spaces such as server racks or the compact blade architecture of supercomputing hardware, or disconnect under pressure. No dripping," said Harris.
To meet the growing needs of the industry, CPC offers blind-mate models, connectors with elbows and rotary joints, multiple termination and installation options, and sizes to optimize flow rates. SC21 attendees can see Everis's full range of products, including Everis BLQ6 Blind Mate series and Everis LQ8 series connectors, debut at booth 2610. Both provide high flow rates with 3/8" and 1/2" flow paths respectively. The Blind mate QD connection tolerance allows the operator to successfully connect even when the line of sight is blocked. For applications requiring compact connectors, options include the 1/8" flow Everis LQ2 series and the Everis BLQ4 Blind Mate series, which provide SAE and G thread terminations that are widely used in Asia and Europe.
CPC's non-leakage quick disconnect device is known for its robustness and reliability. The multi-leaf seal provides redundant protection, prevents leakage, and maintains a long-lasting shape during extended connections. These seals also provide higher sealing efficiency than standard O-rings while requiring less force for connection. The patented design feature of the Everis series is that the valve can be closed quickly and safely when the joint is disconnected.
On SC21, CPC is pleased to host the "Liquid Cooling Leadership" breakfast meeting at the Embassy Suites by Hilton St. Louis Downtown on Tuesday, November 16th, 7:30-10:30 AM. The panel discussion starts at 8:45 AM. For more information and registration, please click here.
For more information on the performance and versatility of CPC liquid cooling solutions or any other over 10,000 innovative connection solutions provided by CPC, please visit cpcworldwide.com
CPC (Colder Products Company) is a leading supplier of quick disconnect couplings, accessories and connectors for the life sciences, bioprocessing, industrial and chemical processing markets. CPC is an operating company under Dover Corporation. For a free catalog or more information, please contact: Colder Products Company, 2820 Cleveland Ave N., Roseville, MN 55113. Phone: 651-645-0091. Toll free: 800-444-2474. Fax: 651-645-5404. Website: cpcworldwide.com.
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