Electromet News
BLOG: Shielding the Signal – MIL-STD-461 & EMI/RFI Compliance in Naval Environments
MIL-STD-461 establishes electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements for electronic systems used in military applications. This standard ensures that systems can operate reliably without emitting or being affected by electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference [...]
BLOG: Understanding MIL-STD-167-1A: Engineering Against Shipboard Vibration
MIL-STD-167, the military standard for vibration testing, is a cornerstone of ensuring the reliability and operational survivability of systems aboard naval vessels. This standard evaluates the resilience of equipment against mechanical and environmental vibrations [...]
BLOG: Understanding MIL-DTL-901E: Shock Qualification for Naval Enclosures
When designing electronics enclosures for naval applications, survivability under extreme mechanical shock is not optional—it’s essential. MIL-DTL-901E, formerly known as MIL-STD-901D, is the defining standard for shock qualification of shipboard equipment. This standard governs [...]
Electromet Supports SRC on the Expansion of C4I Program
The scope of C4I programs supported by SRC has broadened to include the new Constellation Class of FFGs. Electromet began providing electronic enclosures for this program in September 2023. C41 systems (command, control, communications, [...]
Electromet Continues Support to L3HARRIS on the SEA DRAGON Life Extension Program (SDLEP)
In order to sustain the Taiwan submarine force and implement new technology, Electromet continues to deliver multi-bay cabinet solutions to L3Harris. Configurations include 1-bay, 2-bay, 3-bay, and 5-bay. Electromet delivers rugged, shock-qualified protection for [...]
Electromet Supports L3HARRIS on the IDS and SEA DRAGON Program
Electromet Shock Qualified Electronics Enclosures are being delivered as part of our support for L3Harris and Taiwan Indigenous Defense Submarine force (IDS). The program intends to maintain technology advances and increase future capabilities in [...]
Electromet Installs Additional CNC Machining and Waterjet Capability
In April 2021, Electromet enhanced its CNC machining capability by installing a HAAS VF-9/40 CNC machining center in its Hagerstown, MD machining facility. This CNC can support a machining envelop of 84 x 40 x [...]
Electromet Installs Additional Advanced Deburring Capability
In October 2020, as part of Electromet's ongoing facilities improvement program, we enhanced our deburring capability and capacity by installing a LISSMAC SBM-L 1500 deburring machine for large items, and a LISSMAC SBM-XS 300 deburring [...]
Electromet Installs Additional CNC Machining Capability
In September 2020, Electromet enhanced its CNC machining capability by installing a HAAS GM-2 CNC machining center in its Hagerstown, MD machining facility. This Gantry 5-Axis CNC can support a machining envelop of 145 x [...]
Electromet Supports SRC on the ICADS2 Program
The ICADS2 program is under the direction of NIWC (Navy Information Warfare Center) Atlantic and is derived from the original ICADS program. The ICADS program is designed as a modular, deployable extension of the Navy's [...]
Electromet Installs Additional Fabrication Capability
In July 2020, Electromet enhanced its fabrication capability by installing a Trumpf Trupunch 1000 in its Hagerstown, MD fabrication facility. This punch can support an envelope of 48 x 120 inches and gives Electromet [...]
Video – EZ Cool Fan Tray Features & Advantages
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gE47xHVqyE Electromet has developed a new rugged cooling solution, the EZ Cool Fan Tray. This video simulation shows the powerful new unit's features and advantages. At 3U (5.25-inches) in height, it is compact [...]
Electromet Installs Additional CNC Machining Capability
In July 2019, Electromet enhanced its CNC machining capability by installing a HAAS VF-9/40 CNC machining center in its Hagerstown, MD machining facility. This CNC can support a machining envelop of 84 x 40 x [...]
Electromet Introduces the EZ Cool Fan Tray
Electromet's new EZ Cool Fan Tray is our rugged and powerful cooling solution for defense electronics and communications equipment. At 3U (5.25") in height, it is compact and lightweight and can be installed in any [...]
Electromet Expands Support for the U.S. Navy Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS) and Common Processing System (CPS) Program
Electromet Provides Rugged, Shock-Resistant Electronic Cabinets That Contain and Protect Vital SSDS Electronics The Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS) is a combat system that integrates sensors and weapons to provide an automated quick response to multiple [...]
Electromet Supports U.S. Navy SUB-CANES Program
CANES (Consolidated Afloat Network and Enterprise Services) is an ongoing Navy program to consolidate and modernize surface ship, submarine and shore-based command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) network systems to increase capability and [...]
Electromet is Building a 16,000 SF Storage Facility in Hagerstown
Electromet Corp. is undertaking the building of a 16,000 square-foot storage facility at our campus at 829 Commonwealth Ave., Hagerstown, MD. This new facility continues our technical capabilities and facilities expansion, to better serve our [...]
Electromet Customer, GTS, Enclosure Features & Capabilities Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5ZoQyj9GVk This video was developed by Electromet customer GTS, to demonstrate the features and capabilities of our rugged and reliable electronic enclosures. (from GTS) Unavoidable shocks and vibrations from combat and the environment [...]
Electromet Supports L3 Technologies with Electronics Enclosures for the F-35 Starter Cart Program
In January 2018, Electromet began deliveries of a new electronics cabinet to L3 Technologies. This cabinet provides solid-state power conversion that is part of a mobile Starter Cart for F-35 aircraft deployed afloat. Cabinet construction [...]
Electromet Sponsors Scholarship/Internship Programs at Shippensburg University
Electromet is pleased to announce the funding of the Electromet Corporation Scholarship/Internship Program at Shippensburg University. For more than thirty years, David O. McCain III ’84M, has worked as president and CEO of Electromet Corporation (EMCorp), a [...]