For rack-mounted servers in data centers! OCP standard blind mate coupling.
The Universal Blind Mate Quick Connector (BMQC) for data center applications was developed within the Open Compute Project (OCP) initiative. We are one of the manufacturers that developed this global standard specification. With features such as drip-free attachment and detachment, a compact design, blind mate functionality, an astonishing axial and perpendicular core misalignment tolerance of ±5mm, and an inclination angle tolerance of ±2.7°, it is ideal for direct liquid cooling (DLC) applications in the data center field.
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- Compatible with OCP BMQC - Spill-free with no liquid dripping - Compact design - Eccentricity tolerance of ±5 mm in the radial direction, angular tolerance of ±2.7° - UL-IEC 62368-1 certified EPDM seal - Standard connection is BSP(G)/NPT thread; other connections available upon request For more details, please visit the Sain website.
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<Application> Direct liquid cooling applications in data centers for rack-mounted server connections.
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CEJN is a comprehensive manufacturer of quick connect couplings headquartered in Sweden. With over 60 years of experience in the development and manufacturing of compact, high-flow, high-performance, safe, and environmentally friendly products, we offer a wide range of solutions. Our products include couplings, nipples, hoses, and accessories for applications ranging from pneumatic, breathing air, ultra-high pressure hydraulics to medium and low pressure hydraulics, as well as automotive and liquid/liquid cooling, sold across 17 locations worldwide. The sophisticated Nordic design based on ergonomics embodies CEJN's five fundamental values: "Safety, Environment, Quality, Innovation, and Performance," and continues to be supported by companies that prioritize the safety and efficiency of their operators. If you have concerns about liquid dripping during coupling separation, piping errors, or hose flailing, please consult CEJN!