The engineers of today are designing medical devices for the surgeons of tomorrow. So why use yesterday’s components?
Our spring outperforms ball detents, clips, and other outdated fastening technologies, and its ability to conduct electricity and shield against EMI enables you to do more with less. Best of all, the Bal Spring is verified through independent testing to meet strict requirements for cleanability and reusability.
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Orthopedic devices that contain canted coil springs can be cleaned by methods that meet FDA requirements. Two such validated...
In diagnostic medical devices, EMI/RFI can compromise critical test results. In this presentation, Bal Seal Engineering examines the relationship...
On October 6th, 2021, we’ll be kicking off our DesignLive webinar program with a free 30-minute session on sealing...
In this session, originally presented on August 6, 2020 during the TechTalk segment of Informa’s BIOMEDevice virtual show,...
Foothill Ranch, CA – March 31, 2016 – Bal Seal Engineering, Inc., a leading producer of custom-engineered conducting...
In heart assist devices, the small stuff matters. Little details, like electrical resistance levels in the power interconnect, can...
Designing tomorrow’s unmanned vehicles and systems is a complicated job. Choosing the right sealing, connecting, conducting, and EMI/RFI shielding...
When you fasten parts of your retractors, fusion and fixation systems, debridement tools, joint replacement systems, and other medical...
