Microfluidic chips may be tiny, but these devices perform a big job in healthcare. These mass-produced “lab-on-a-chip” devices perform chemical analyses of extremely small volumes of fluids.
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Special considerations for leak testing die cast parts
on March 31, 2022
| By Gordon Splete Product Manager and Marketing
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Leak Testing
Die casting is a common process in which molten metal is forced under high pressure into a mould cavity that’s created with two dies of hardened steel. In this post, we explore the specific physical characteristics of die cast parts and how these impact leak test.
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Factors affecting leak flow rate and how to manage them
on March 16, 2022
| By Gordon Splete Product Manager and Marketing
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Leak Testing
We often emphasize that everything leaks. No matter how exact the specifications are, every part will have an allowable air loss measurement compared to a material that shouldn’t leak.
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Five common mistakes to avoid with any leak test
on February 25, 2022
| By Gordon Splete Product Manager and Marketing
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Leak Testing
That first fact about leak testing is that everything leaks—even if it’s to a very small degree.
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How to automate your test system for medical device leak and blockage testing, reducing operator dependence and increasing efficiency
on January 28, 2022
| By CTS Admin
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Sentinel Blackbelt Pro,
Leak Testing,
Sentinel Blackbelt,
Medical Device Testing
Medical device manufacturing requires effective, consistent and accurate testing—proper functioning in the field relies on it. Automating your leak test and blockage testing systems enables medical device manufacturers to reduce human operator error, minimize false rejects and increase ...
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Considerations for leak testing ventilator tubes and circuits
on January 12, 2022
| By Dave Kralovetz Medical Market Specialist
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Leak Testing,
Medical Device Testing
Ventilator tubes and respiratory breathing tubes provide a crucial function in healthcare. Respiratory breathing tubes are primarily used to provide an umbilical connection between a ventilator and the patient for inhalation and exhalation gas management. In some cases, they are also used for ...
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IPxx testing, or ingress protection testing, offers a globally recognized standard by which to test and rate any sealed device for its dust and moisture leak resistance. It is a leak standard that must be tested for in a growing number of industries, including medical, military, consumer products, ...
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5 most common types of leak testing—and when to use them
on November 16, 2021
| By CTS Admin
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Leak Testing
For those new to leak testing on the manufacturing line, the different technologies and methods can seem daunting. How do you choose the right kind of leak test for your application? How do you know if the method you’re using is producing the best results? These are questions we will help you ...
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Choosing Effective Leak Test Seals and Connectors for Medical Device Manufacturing
on October 28, 2021
| By Dave Kralovetz – Global Medical Device Testing Specialist
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Leak Testing,
Medical Device Testing
In the medical manufacturing industry, reliable quality testing is of the utmost importance—particularly when it comes to leak testing. And an accurate and reliable leak test starts with leak test seals and connectors you can trust. Leaking seals are the primary cause of misleading leak test ...
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Understanding Your Leak Test Data
on October 21, 2021
| By CTS Admin
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Leak Testing
Leak testing is about more than identifying leaks in factory parts and assemblies, as it’s understood that in leak testing, everything leaks. The real question is: To what degree do parts leak? On top of simply identifying leaks, you also need to define the leak rate to determine if the size of a ...
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