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n Wireless Pressure Sensor
Millar, Houston, TX, offers a transmitter-receiver combo designed
to remove the need for new hardware to operate existing capital
equipment. The wireless pressure prototypes can be customized in
catheter size, length, and transmitter shape and size to meet the required
application. To measure pressure, the catheter tip is inserted
inside the body at the desired pressure reading location and the transmitter is secured to the
patient. Upon activation, the transmitter connects wirelessly to the Bluetooth receiver compatible
with an existing patient monitor. In this capacity, it can connect to any existing capital equipment
or monitor, reducing the costs of enabling wireless capability.
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n Display Modules
Review Display Systems, Milwaukee, WI, offers of a comprehensive range
of industrial specification 10.1-in. TFT display modules that are suitable for
use in a broad range of industry sectors, applications, and operating environments.
Available in a range of resolutions including 800 × 600 pixels
(SVGA), 1024 × 600 pixels (WSVGA), and 1280 × 800 pixels (WXGA), the display modules feature
traditional 4:3 and widescreen 16:9 aspect ratios. Brightness specifications of 300 cd/m² up to high
luminance 1000 cd/m² versions are supported with long-life LED backlights. For extreme operating
environments, an extended operating temperature range of -30° to +85 °C is also available.
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n Pinch Clamps
Qosina, Ronkonkoma, NY, has introduced a new selection of
pinch clamps made from polybutylene terephthalate (PBT), an alternative
to nylon, which is used in the manufacture of many types of
single-use components. The ¾ in. (19 mm) pinch clamps are now
available in white (#25659), red (#25154), yellow (#25152), blue
(#25156), and black (#25153), making them ideal for color- coded
sets. The tamper-evident clamps offer easy, one-handed closure and are zip-tie compatible. Materials
meet USP Class VI and ISO 10993 criteria, and the clamps are gamma and autoclave compatible.
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n EMI-RFI Three-Phase Filter
A series of metal box three-phase filters is available from KEMET, Ft. Lauderdale,
FL. The GTX metal case filters cover three-phase EMC requirements
with a wide variety of characteristics. With a nanocrystalline core, these filters are
designed to achieve excellent damping and attenuation characteristics in a compact
size, coupled with a broader frequency range. In addition, six different combinations of
Y capacitors can be selected to support various equipment topologies. The lightweight filters are
ideal for use in medical applications where suppressing EMC is critical.
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n Diagnostic Tapes
Mactac, Stow, VA, has expanded its line of diagnostic adhesive tapes.
The Response® line includes 10 new acrylic adhesive tapes that are manufactured
with ultra-clean, solvent-free, 100-percent solids UV curing
technology. The tapes deliver low levels of outgassing and migration and
offer excellent optical properties and adhesion performance, typical of
traditional solvent acrylics. They feature precise deposition control, compatibility with many assay
chemistries, and a wide temperature range, making them ideal for diagnostic device applications.
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n Spiral Torsion Springs
John Evans' Sons, Lansdale, PA, offers spiral torsion springs that allow for rotation
in two directions as well as a return to center capability. Used in pairs at a
right angle to each other, the springs enable a wide range of motion in a two-axis
configuration, while preserving the return to center feature. Spiral torsion springs
are normally used in applications requiring less than 360° of rotation. They are
generally used to obtain a large amount of torque through a small amount of rotation. A typical application
is a dental x-ray head.
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n Ductless Hoods
HEMCO, Independence, MO, offers ductless
hoods in 24, 30, 35, and 47 in. models.
The CleanAire II ductless hoods are designed
to meet DH I
requirements as defined
by SEFA 9. The
hoods feature a builtin
carbon filtration
system to adsorb nontoxic
fumes and
odors. They are
equipped with an integral
blower, vaporproof
light, fan, and
light switches. The hoods' superstructure is
constructed of chemical and flame resistant,
nonmetallic, composite resin with a molded
one-piece seamless interior fume chamber. A
vertical sliding clear acrylic sash protects
the user and contains the process fumes.
The carbon filter that is included adsorbs
the fumes and then recirculates the air back
to the laboratory.
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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
CUSTOM
AUTOMATION
EQUIPMENT
The Arthur G. Russell Company
designs automatic assembly
equip ment for the medical device
industry. We specialize in high-speed, mechanical
systems designed for products like syringes, blood
collection tubes, catheters, and dosage dispensers.
AGR's manufacturing process adheres to stringent
FDA requirements. http://www.arthurgrussell.com/
The Arthur G. Russell Co.
MEDICAL-GRADE
LED CURABLE
SYSTEM
Master Bond LED403Med
is a one-part LED system
that cures fully upon exposure
to LED light. In thinner sections, cures can be
achieved in 15-30 seconds or less. Led403Med resists
various sterilization methods and passes the plastics
test for USP Class VI biocompatibility and ISO 10993-5
cytotoxicity requirements. http://www.masterbond.
com/tds/led403med
Master Bond

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