Medical devices are no place for compromise. So when we design and engineer cables and cable assemblies for our medical device customers, we dig deep into our vast experience to make sure we deliver cables, cable assemblies, and coil cords that stand up to everything those devices might face. We pay particular attention to considerations that are vital to medical equipment, such as:

• strict adherence to industry standards and FDA GMPs
• exposure to extreme environments as high as IP 68
• moisture proofing
• flexability
• protection against airborne particulates, moisture,
  chemicals and gases
• appropriate use of silicone and other medical-grade materials (PVC, polyurethanes, polypropylenes, etc.)
• traceability
• indoor and outdoor operations
• resistance to sterilization methods and chemicals
• EMI suppression
• elimination of triboelectric noise
• extremely low leakage current and redundant grounding paths
• use of “direct attach” resistance welds for low resistance, low data flux and extreme joint reliability
• radiographic transparency