Seals designed to improve medical device performance

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Insulin pumps, oxygen compressors, and surgical drills are included among the hundreds of types of products manufactured by the medical device market. Each product is composed of highly-engineered seals and components that are critical to the device’s ability to perform as intended.

This article explores seals and sealing materials that enable life-saving medical devices to handle severe performance demands such as high speed, pressure, and temperature. A leading surgical excision device manufacturer used PCTI’s polymer sealing technology to improve a tool that enables tissue bank professionals to provide better skin grafting and recovery care for patients.

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Article contributed by Frank Johnson, sales manager and business development leader for Polymer Concepts Technologies, Inc.

Disclaimer: The information in this article is provided for general educational purposes and to promote overall awareness. It is not intended as engineering, legal, or other professional advice, and should not be used in place of consultation with qualified professionals familiar with your specific application and conditions. Product validation must be performed to confirm suitability for the intended application and operating conditions. This content should not be considered exhaustive.