Envalior presents materials for AI data center power and cooling

Oct 12, 2026
Envalior will present engineering materials for AI data center power distribution, connectivity and cooling components at Fakuma 2026 in Germany.

Envalior will present engineering materials for AI data center power distribution, connectivity and cooling components at Fakuma 2026, the company announced in a press release. The event runs from October 12 to 16 in Friedrichshafen, Germany.

The display includes Stanyl PA46 for arc quenching in switchgear and Pocan PBT with a comparative tracking index of 600 for 800 V direct current connectors. ForTii PA4T PPA supports power connectors exposed to surface mount reflow and injection molded switchgear enclosures.

Envalior will also show fan blades, housings and liquid cooling components made with Xytron PPS. The material provides heat and corrosion resistance, dimensional stability and low ion leaching for cooling systems.

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