DiFUSION Technologies' New Interbody Implants are Made of Solvay's Zeniva-® PEEK
Versatile Biomaterial Brings Exceptional Performance in Spinal Devices ALPHARETTA, Ga. - DiFUSION Technologies Inc., based in Austin, Texas, a supplier of minimally invasive spinal implants, recently received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for its new Xiphos(TM) line of posterior interbody devices made of ZenivaÃ-® polyetheretherketone (PEEK) resin from Solvay...
Read More »Glass Fiber Biomaterial suits medical device implant market.
Exhibiting elastic resistance, HPB(TM) glass fiber is suitable for use in long-term implant applications of over 30 days. Glass fiber biomaterial reinforcement is compatible with range of thermoplastic polymers - PEEK, PEI, and PPS - and available in range of chopped, yarn, and roving formats, individually tailored to meet application demands. In addition to biocompatibility, product offers...
Read More »Jer Thermoplastic Biocomposites Now Used in Game Pieces Manufactured by Rolco Inc.
Vancouver, B.C., January 28, 2008 - JER Envirotech International Corp. (TSX Venture: JER; Frankfurt Stock Exchange: KFTB) is pleased to announce that specialty game piece manufacturer Rolco Inc. of Kasota, Minnesota, has recently launched a new line of board game pieces composed of JERtech(TM) thermoplastic biocomposite compounds - environmentally friendly materials that can contain up to 50%...
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Key Considerations When Choosing a Power Cord
This white paper provides an overview of key considerations when choosing a power cord.
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Paratherm™ HR Heat Transfer Fluid: Higher Temperature Stability Leads to Longer Fluid Life
For the ultimate in heat transfer fluid performance, Paratherm offers HR Heat Transfer Fluid that is engineered specifically for closed loop liquid phase heating. When it comes to characteristics such as thermal stability and fluid degradation, Paratherm HR leads the industry in value and performance. See our video to learn how Paratherm is raising the bar for heat transfer fluids.
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