Ceramics
A Material Argument: Ceramic Injection Molding
May 13, 2013 3:17 pm | by Dr. Rachael Ambury, Sales and Applications Engineer, Morgan Technical Ceramics. | Morgan Technical Ceramics | Articles | CommentsCeramic injection molded products are increasingly being used in the manufacture of innovative medical components and devices, thanks to the unique range of material and performance attributes. In this article, the material, its key features, and the growing range of applications for which it is suited are highlighted.
LISTED UNDER: Ceramic Injection Molding | Injection Molding | Molding
Morgan Technical Ceramics Launches New High-Performance Piezoelectric Material
April 11, 2013 3:58 pm | by MDT Staff | Morgan Technical Ceramics | Product Releases | CommentsMorgan Technical Ceramics is extending its material portfolio with the launch of a new piezoelectric material. PZT5K1 is suitable for applications in the fields of scientific instrumentation, maritime, medical, energy harvesting and general industry.
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Medical Ceramic Materials, Components, and Assemblies
February 6, 2013 10:53 am | by MDT Staff | Morgan Technical Ceramics | Product Releases | CommentsMorgan Technical Ceramics will be showcasing a wide range of ceramic materials, components and assemblies, at the Medical Design & Manufacturing West (MD&M West) Conference and Exposition 2013...
LISTED UNDER: Transducers | Ceramics | Air Pump
Bioabsorbable Alloys for Medical Implants
March 29, 2012 7:15 am | Product Releases | CommentsMagnesium Elektron, a world leader in the development, manufacture and supply of high performance magnesium alloys, today gave details of its research activities in the area...
LISTED UNDER: Alloys | Ceramics
Metal Alloys for Medical Components
February 17, 2011 6:49 am | Boston Centerless | Product Releases | CommentsBoston Centerless stocks a variety of materials dedicated for use in medical applications. A broad array of components, devices, and implants are manufactured from these alloys.
LISTED UNDER: Alloys | Ceramics | MetalsSteris Isomedix Services Offers Seminar on Current Issues in Medical Device Sterilization
February 2, 2010 4:24 am | Steris Isomedix Services | Product Releases | CommentsJoin Steris Isomedix Services (MD&M West Booth 2915) for a one-day educational event on topics critical to success in medical device sterilization.
LISTED UNDER: CeramicsC5 Medical Werks Showcases Latest in Implantable Ceramic Technology
February 2, 2010 4:23 am | C5 Medical Werks | Product Releases | CommentsC5 Medical Werks (CoorsTek’s MD&M West Booth 2541) currently manufactures ceramic components for
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Glass Ceramic Enables Machinable Material and Finished Components
January 14, 2009 9:25 am | Goodfellow Corporation | Product Releases | CommentsMacor glass ceramic products are available as both machinable material (rods, plates, bars, and discs) and finished components that are precision-machined to customer specifications. The company delivers the performance of a technical ceramic with the versatility of a high-performance plastic.
LISTED UNDER: CeramicsFine Ceramics Website
January 14, 2009 9:25 am | Product Releases | CommentsKyocera Corp. has launched its Fine Ceramics World website, a comprehensive introduction to the field of fine ceramics and the various roles these materials play in supporting the development of cutting-edge technology.
LISTED UNDER: CeramicsCeramics—Ideal Alternative for Baby Boomers
May 8, 2008 8:41 am | Articles | CommentsWith the baby boomer population remaining active while still exerting significant stress on their bodies, the number of joint replacement surgeries is increasing dramatically and expected to continue. As such, implant makers need materials that can help patients avoid "revision" surgeries.
LISTED UNDER: CeramicsReviewing Ceramic Advances for Medical Implants
August 10, 2007 8:03 am | Articles | CommentsMedical device manufacturers are in a constant search for new and innovative material advances. For implantable devices, they have been seeking alternatives to metal that offer greater advantages. One such material that has been used since the ‘70s is ceramics.
LISTED UNDER: Ceramics | Injection Molding | Biocompatibility Testing
Ceramic/Coatings
April 29, 2004 6:27 am | Morgan Advanced Ceramics | Product Releases | CommentsCeramic and coating materials offer high-wear resistance, inert surfaces, and superior dielectric strength, resulting in extended product life and reduced costs.
LISTED UNDER: Ceramics | Device Coating
