All caps measured to a very very tight Spec. Well within a few pf. I was pleasantly surprised !

I have been using these for years and always found them to perform very well and right on specified value. The only caution with this type of capacitor is to be careful not to accidentally contact capacitor body with soldering iron, since capacitor will melt and possibly become shorted. Most of the dipped radial capacitor types (e.g. "Orange Drop") cannot be damaged in this way, but very often these axial capacitors are more suitable in many projects.

I use these to replace the old wax&Paper capacitors in vacuum tube based electronics. They work well and are smaller than the old parts that they replace. As part of my routine, I test the capacitance values and for any leakage current. These parts are always within tolerance and have undetectable electrical leakage currents.

Quality metal film caps and a great value selection in stock at a good price.

I needed some .5uF 600V caps for replacement in Supreme 504-A tube testers and these .47uF 630V capacitors did the job.

This was exactly what I needed and the radio works like brand new.

Great capacitors. I use these frequently in my antique radio restorations. They come in a wider range of values than other types. They are physically "bulkier" but this may be an advantage if you want to restuff capacitor tubes in antique radios as they are closer in size to original parts and the leads are both thicker and longer than most other poly caps. Have yet to see one fail.

rehabbed rusty old Atwater Kent model 42.Heated power supply in oven,use wallboard screws threaded into capacitor assembly to extract from sticky goo.Be careful not to damage audio choke placed next to capacitor assembly. Next used tiepoints and Sprague electrolytics from TubesNMore mounted on piece of sheetmetal to replace potted factory capacitor assembly. Used metal film capacitors to retrofit bypass caps on radio chassis. Radio works great. probably better than in 1928. Have used Sprague electrolytics and Orange drops for 40 years and no problems. Glad they are still available.

very high quality

Rewired and recapped a 1941 Emerson GA439 AM radio. Bought all caps here. Radio sounds good now.