Abstract: The present invention is directed to apparatus and methods for cooling computer servers and/or electrical equipment in a rack device for data centers or telecommunication centers.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to apparatus and methods for cooling computer servers and/or electrical equipment in a rack device for data centers or telecommunication centers.

Abstract: A door transition kit for mounting a cooling door to an electronics equipment rack comprises vertically extending frame members and horizontally extending frame members defining a rectangular frame. The vertically extending frame members have cooling door mounting holes which align with the cooling door attachment points, and respective first and second flanges each having an elongated slot. Universal mounting brackets interconnect the frame to the mounting posts located within the rack and each comprises a first bracket part having an end with a mounting member removably mounted to a mounting hole in the mounting posts, and a second bracket part having a mounting member removably mounted to the elongated slot of a respective flange. The bracket parts are adapted to cooperatively engage with one another to allow selective, lateral adjustment toward and away from each other to selectively adjust the distance between the rectangular frame and the mounting posts.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a machine and method for moving and cutting a continuous web of material. In a preferred embodiment, the machine is a high speed snack bag handling machine operable to move and cut individual filled bags from a continuous web of filled and connected snack bags. Web movement through the machine is achieved by a hand-over-hand movement of a pair of bag grippers which each further include an extendable cutting blade to cut and separate individual bags from the web.

Abstract: An isolator to electrically isolate the A/C and D/C ground planes in a refrigerant network. When positioned along conductive refrigerant lines flowing with a dielectric refrigerant, the isolator is formed of a material which will prevent refrigerant permeation through its walls, and is further designed with dimensions that will prevent material breakdown and potentially damaging arcing due to triboelectric effect.