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High Pressure NRD-08Z Pump
■ Tapes and Elastics

MAX
CAPACITY
UP TO
18.5 GPM

Bally Ribbon Mills, Bally, PA, offers a line of narrow woven structural tapes and elastics, as well as
safety webbing suitable for facemasks, face shields,
gowns, other personal protective equipment (PPE),
and medical patient soft goods, as well as patient
slings, wheelchair harnesses, braces, and respiratory
equipment. Medical products are manufactured in a certified cleanroom to ensure cleanliness and quality while maintaining the rigorous
ISO 13485:2016 certification for the design and manufacture.
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■ Optical Adhesive
A clear epoxy designed for bonding metals, ceramic, glass, and engineered plastics is available from
EpoxySet, Woonsocket, RI. The EPOXIBOND™ EB107LP-2 is a low-viscosity, two-part epoxy that has
been certified to USP Class VI for biocompatibility.
The excellent dielectric properties allow for use in
circuits and underfills and as a small-component potting compound
offering electrical protection. The system is used as an optical adhesive
for bonding prisms, lenses, and fiber optics. It can be used in optical pathways because of its excellent transmission rates from 400 to 2500 nm.
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■ Digital Depth Gages
Mahr, Providence, RI, has expanded its
line of digital depth gages. The pocket-sized
30 EWRi is designed to be easy to take along
for fast depth measurements, and the new universal depth gage 30
EWR-U/40 EWRi-U includes interchangeable anvils. The 30 EWRi is a
compact depth gage with a 0.06 in. (1.5 mm) contact and 1 in. (25
mm) gaging range with integrated wireless data transmission. Both
gages incorporate interchangeable anvils to multiply the measurement
capabilities of the gage. A 30 Ud twin hook anvil is standard for measuring basic widths and distances.

*OEM Fluid Circulation Systems
*Analyzers
*Cooling Devices
*24 BLDC Motor with Speed Control
*Up to 27 PSI Outlet Pressure
*Compact and Quiet Operation

IwakiAmerica.com
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■ CMOS Cameras
Four new high-quality CMOS cameras for
digital imaging in light microscopy are available
from Zeiss, Chicago, IL. The new microscope
cameras Axiocam 705 color and 712 color deliver high image quality for histology, pathology, or material research and
analysis, thanks to excellent color rendition and greatly improved
dynamic range. Small 3.45 μm pixels and low noise levels in combination with the fast USB 3.0 platform enable users to carry out extremely
fast imaging experiments while maintaining excellent signal quality.
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■ Testing Software
Volume Graphics, Charlotte, NC, has extended data export from its non-destructive testing
and analysis software based on industrial computed tomography (CT) to the statistics software QDAS qs-STAT. This enables statistical evaluations to be fully integrated
into a CT scan data analysis workflow. 3D representations of components or measured features can be exported to Q-DAS software. The
user simply marks the relevant box in the export mask. The software
then adds the corresponding part image to the data to be exported.
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Biocompatible Epoxy
Goes With The Flow
EP62-1LPSPMed Passes USP Class VI Testing

Ultra low viscosity: 150-300 cps
Wide temperature range: 4K to +400°F
Resists repeated sterilization

154 Hobart St., Hackensack, NJ 07601 USA
+1.201.343.8983 * main@masterbond.com

www.masterbond.com
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