Enerpulse Technologies Obtains Battlefield Fueled Marine Pow
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Dec 12, 2014

Enerpulse Technologies Obtains Battlefield Fueled Marine Power OEM Contract

Enerpulse Technologies (OTCQX: ENPT) announced today that it has secured an OEM Purchase Agreement from Raider Outboards for its Nano-Plasma Assisted Combustion (n-PAC®) spark plugs. Raider Outboards was awarded a contract by the Department of Defense to provide marine engines that must run efficiently on multiple battlefield fuels.

"We were up against some pretty big names in the marine power industry. One of the primary reasons we were awarded this contract was our ability to efficiently light and burn the JP-8 fuel using Enerpulse's n-PAC® spark plugs," said Chris Woodruff, director of Raider Outboards.

"Our spark plug uses an integrated parallel capacitor to create a powerful pulse of energy that forms a non-equilibrium energy dense plasma-field. This plasma assists combustion by molecularly exciting the fuel mixture, making it easier to ignite and burning it more efficiently," said Lou Camilli, chief technology officer for Enerpulse Technologies.

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Enerpulse has designed an application specific n-PAC spark plug for Raider Outboards that features the same patented capacitor found in its Pulstar® spark plug line and uses materials designed to hold up in rough, saltwater conditions, including complete submersion.


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