Greene, Tweed of Delaware, Inc.

Robert G Ruiz

Charles Pence Burke

Ronald E Taylor

A hermetic pressure connector for providing a pressure-tight, electrically-conductive connection through a hole in a bulkhead. The connector includes a transverse support member having a passage therethrough. A conductor pin extends through the passage. A molded body surrounds at least a central portion of the pin and electrically insulates the transverse support member from the pin and the pin from the bulkhead. The molded body is directly sealingly engaged to the conductor pin. A method of making a hermetic pressure connector for providing a pressure-tight, electrically-conductive connection through a hole in a bulkhead. The method includes placing a conductor pin into a passage in a transverse support member and positioning the conductor pin and transverse support member within an injection mold having the desired finished shape of the molded body. The positioning is such that the conductor pin is spaced from the transverse support member. The method also includes injecting a polymeric material into the injection mold for creating a molded body which surrounds the conductor pin and electrically insulates the conductor pin from the transverse support member. The molded body, conductor pin and transverse support member are removed from the injection mold.

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Robert G Ruiz