Design Components

  1. Optical Solutions For Medical Devices 7/9/2014

    Ross Optical’s medical optics experts have assisted in turn-key design engineering for ophthalmic instruments, spectrum analyzers, laparoscopic instruments, endoscopes, medical eyeglass binoculars, and instrumentation for Lasik eye surgery.

  2. Ceramic Core Alumina Heater for Medical and Life Science Applications 10/11/2014

    Heatron’s ceramic core alumina heater is ideal for dialysis, CPAP, DNA analysis/testing, blood diagnostics, surgical devices, blood/fluid warming, MRI equipment, instrument sterilization, temperature therapy, and vessel sealers.  

  3. LAVA™ Cell Concentration Devices 2/3/2021

    DSM Biomedical offers best-in-class LAVA™ Cell Concentration Devices designed to deliver the fastest PRP and BMC processing in the smallest and lightest designs. The LAVA™ family of devices separates and concentrates biologic fluids to create supraphysiologic cell solutions such as platelet-rich plasma and bone marrow concentrate.

  4. Pressure Sensors for Medical Analysis Instrumentation: HMI Series 6/29/2014

    First Sensor HMI pressure sensors are ideal for medical analysis instrumentation that calls for increased media compatibility and the ability to work with pressure ranges from 1 to 150 psi (100 mbar to 10 bar).  They have a Total Error Band (TEB) better than ±1.5 %FSS from -20 to +85 °C (-4 to 185 °F), and very small SIL and DIP housings with a selection of pressure ports.

  5. X-Ray Flat Panel Sensors 11/8/2013

    Hamamatsu’s line of X-ray flat panel sensors feature high sensitivity, high frame rates, and high resolution. This makes them ideal for integration into dental X-ray systems, CT scanners, digital radiography systems, and X-ray systems for core needle biopsies.

  6. XLM Series Of LED Fiber Optic Light Modules For Medical Applications 2/23/2012
    Excelitas’ XLM Series of LED Fiber Optic Light Modules are designed to be integrated by OEMS into endoscopy, surgical microscopy, and medical headlamps and other medical applications that require bright uniform illumination. These high performance fiber optic light modules feature many advantages for medical applications including remarkable uniformity, virtually no ultraviolet or infrared emissions, maintenance-free, long-life operation, and a variable speed fan. The XLM Series offers an excellent alternative to users of xenon, metal-halide and halogen lamps.
  7. Micro Molding Medical Grade Materials 12/11/2015

    ProMed offers micro molding services for both long-term and short-term implantable medical device components, making parts as small as .002g and shot sizes up to 3g. They have experience with a variety of medical-grade plastic materials (thermoplastics) such as EVA, PSU, PLA, PLGA, PEEK, Filled PEEK, and Ultem. They also work with Polycarbonate, ABS, and Pebax.

  8. CarboSil® Thermoplastic Silicone Polycarbonate Polyurethane (TSPCU) 1/28/2021

    DSM’s CarboSil® Thermoplastic Silicone Polycarbonate Polyurethane (TSPCU) is a copolymer that combines the biocompatibility and biostability of conventional silicone elastomers with the processability and toughness of thermoplastic polycarbonate-urethanes. The silicone portion of CarboSil® TSPCU works synergistically with the polycarbonate component to improve stability. This medical-grade polymer is highly biocompatible and well suited to be used in many types of medical devices.

  9. Digital Low Differential Pressure Sensors: LMI Series 4/18/2017

    The LMI series of digital low differential pressure sensors are ideal for medical applications involving ventilators, spirometers, CPAP, sleep diagnostic equipment, nebulizers, oxygen conservers and concentrators, and insufflators/endoscopy.  They offer ultra-low pressure ranges from 25 to 2500 Pa (0.1 to 10 in H2o), and feature thermal flow measurement for increased sensitivity, high immunity to dust contamination, and humidity.

  10. Miniature Liquid Control Valves 5/5/2015

    Parker Precision Fluidics offers a wide range of miniature liquid control valves used in medical device product development.  These liquid control valves offer a broad range of specs that span a variety of medical device applications like radioactive liquids used in MRI, analytical chemistry, and clinical diagnostic applications.  Parker’s liquid control valves are ideal for these applications offering chemical resistance, non-corroding, high pressure / high flow, and rugged features.