When designing aviation, space, and defense equipment, finding the elusive balance between low friction and sealing effectiveness is critical to maintain high equipment performance. Check out this short presentation, where we leverage more than 60 years of application engineering experience to share common design mistakes and pitfalls to avoid as you prepare to seal your next air, space, and/or defense system.
When a medical device is profitable, popular, and meeting all regulatory requirements, it can be tempting to leave it...
The Bal Conn® electrical contact and the SYGNUS® implantable contact system deliver low electrical resistance (as low as...
However you choose to use it, the Bal Spring® canted coil spring will help you improve the performance...
Designing a tool that consistently delivers great signal integrity and accurate data in harsh downhole conditions is one...
Bal Seal Achieves NORSOK Compliance for Oilfield Sealing Polymers Foothill Ranch, Calif., Nov. 18, 2013 – Bal Seal...
Design engineers have long employed gimbals, pods, and pan-tilt systems as a means to protect payloads. But...
Orthopedic devices that contain canted coil springs can be cleaned by methods that meet FDA requirements. Two such validated...
In this session, originally presented on August 6, 2020 during the TechTalk segment of Informa’s BIOMEDevice virtual show,...
