The refueling arm of NASA’s Restore-L Servicer utilizes SECO7, 37-conical seals. Following is a short excerpt from NASA Space Tech, released on June 23, 2016, regarding this project. “…In May, NASA officially moved forward with plans to execute the ambitious, technology-rich Restore-L
This is an excerpt from the executive summary of a report, “Pathways to Commerical Liftoff: Long Duration Energy Storage,” prepared as an account of work sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. This report shows the huge potential hydrogen energy has within
This is an excerpt from the executive summary of a report, “Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Carbon Management,” prepared as an account of work sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. “These Pathways to Commercial Liftoff reports aim to establish a common fact
This is an excerpt from the executive summary of a report, “Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Advanced Nuclear,” prepared as an account of work sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. This report shows the huge potential nuclear energy has within the near
This is an excerpt from the executive summary of a report, “Pathways to Commerical Liftoff: Clean Hydrogen,” prepared as an account of work sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. This report shows the huge potential hydrogen energy has within the near
How to Have 100% Leak Free Aeronautics in 2023 By Jim Scott, Senior Engineer at SECO SEALS When it comes to gas and fluid connections for aviation, 37 degree flare tube fittings are a popular choice in the aerospace industry. These flare
SECO SEALS Vs. Uncontrolled Carbon Emissions Interview by Jo Borras with SECO SEALS’ president and senior engineer, Jim Scott Jim Scott; image courtesy Seco Seals / Rusty Humphries Last week, I sat down with SECO SEALS’ president and senior engineer, Jim Scott,
When asked the question, “How did these gaskets get started?”, Jim Scott Sr.’s single word answer is “perception.” If you do not establish the target, you stand a good chance of missing it all. The genesis of gaskets adheres to that principle.
Welcome to the Benefits of Soft Annealed Copper, Aluminum, Nickel, or Stainless Steel Conical Seals for Sealing Leaks in Gases and Liquids! Are you tired of dealing with constant leaks in your gas or liquid systems? The solution to your problems could
By Jim Scott Senior Engineer at Seco Seals If you’re tired of dealing with leaky brake lines, carburetor connections, and flared connections that just won’t seal up, it’s time to turn to space technology for a solution. One option to consider is
