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`High Pressure HP/HT & Medium Pressure
`MP/MT
`The HP/HT and MP/MT connector series is designed for use in
`downhole applications. Connectors are available in 1 to 15 contacts
`with outside diameter less than .750Ø. These connectors are
`pressure rated up to 20,000psi @ 200°C (392°F). Uses include LWD
`and MWD tools. Some connectors also available as a penetrator.
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`History
`The Original Tensor Connector - Everything Else Is A Copy
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`The split-interface design, now known in the industry KTK (Kintec),
`was originally designed in 1992 and manufactured for Tensor, Inc. by
`James Wagaman, Chief Engineer at Kintec, Inc. from 1974 to 1994.
`Mr. Wagaman is the founder of Wetechnologies Inc. and is still the
`OEM supply to this tool for these items, and has subsequently
`developed reduced diameter designs and penetrators to compliment
`the tool's continuing development. Applications for these connetors
`include MWD/LWD, Downhole Battery Packs, Steering Tools,
`Porosity/Gamma Tools and where High Pressure High Temperature
`"HP/HT" requirements are specified. ALL Wetechnologies designs are
`manufacturered using a proprietary GRE molding compound and undergo simultaneous
`pressure/temperature testing to guaratee rated performance, every run, every time.
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