Vibration isolators for medical
Advanced Antivibration Components – AAC, New Hyde Park, NY, offers functional vibration isolators, including silicone gel pads, sheets, silicone gel as well as wire rope isolators for larger applications...
Quick disconnect couplings expand
Colder Products Company, St. Paul, MN, continues its expansion of the FitQuik product line...
First-of-its-kind contact system
The first integrated seal and electrical contact system for active implantable devices will be introduced at MD&M Minneapolis, October 13. SYGNUS Implantable Contact ...
White papers: valves, piezo, cable
Parker Hannifin’s white paper, “Benefits of Using a High Flow Proportional Control Valve,” discusses achieving high flow in miniature proportional valves while keeping size, power, and cost demands to a minimum....
White papers on valves, piezo, cable
“Benefits of Using a High Flow Proportional Control Valve” is a Parker Hannifin (Precision Fluidics Division) white paper in which Parker engineer Jonathan DeSousa discusses achieving high flow in miniature proportional valves while keeping size...
Protective tips for medical brushes
The Z-Tip protective brush tip for medical brushes is for endoscopic cleaning brushes and cytology brushes, which require smooth tips to protect sensitive...
Adhesives as seals
Medical-device adhesives can sometimes seal and bond better than welding or mechanical assembly...
Microminiature silicon seals and parts
Silicone seals and parts including O-rings, gaskets, face seals, housing seals, filter seals, and custom shapes come in a wide range of colors and target a variety of medical-device applications...
Custom gaskets
A variety of precision die-cut, molded, and extruded parts such as gaskets, seals, laminates, insulators, O rings, and medical foam come in flexible, nonmetallic materials...
Silicon gaskets
Compression-molded silicon gaskets and injectionmolded liquid-silicone rubber components feature high-performance flexing capabilities for mechanical requirements inside medical devices...
