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Can We Add IPA to the Duraglide Fluid?

Do not add IPA alcohol to Duraglide to “top off” the tank of bath. If add IPA to the formula it will not be “in-spec.” There is no IPA in the carrier fluid formulation, so adding IPA to the Duraglide will by definition put it out of sec. It also would impact the quality of the…

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Duraglide Dry Lubricant Features and Benefits; a Video Demo

The ready-to-use Duraglide™ Dry Lubricant works extremely well on high-speed, high-volume mechanical assembly operations. In this product, PTFE particles are suspended in an nonflammable carrier fluid. Together, they produce a smooth, even coating that minimizes friction between moving parts and reduce actuation forces by 25% - 30%. Duraglide Dry Lubricants are ISO 10993 certified medical-grade…

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How Duraglide Coatings Reduce Stiction in Medical Devices

Stiction is the combination of sticking and friction. As a result of stiction, some medical devices may be difficult to to slide, pivot or twist. Therefore, it's important to reduce stiction during medical device manufacturing. This animation explains the process of coating parts with the Duraglide lubricant to reduce stiction. Note: the video is silent,…

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How Do Dry Lubricants Improve Medical Device Assembly?

In a perfect world, every component would be manufactured exactly to specification. But perfection drives costs higher so it makes sense to accommodate variations — tolerances —as long as they do not compromise the finished assembly.But there is a catch. If a device features four or five nested components, the components may be at the…

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Improve Medical Device Factory Throughput with Advanced, Automated Lubricating Processes

When medical device manufacturers design precision mechanical devices, friction between moving parts can be difficult to manage. Engineers use medical grade lubricants — oils, greases or dry powders — to smooth the movement of parts that slide, shear, twist or pivot. For example, two pieces of titanium alloy rubbing together have a sliding coefficient of…

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Duraglide™ Dry Film Lubricants Prevent Problems with Stacked Tolerances on Medical Devices

“Stacked tolerances” is a term that describes a production problem in the engineering of medical devices when the cumulative effects of allowable variation aggregate towards a single vector or dimension. Normally, variances are expected to “average out” towards a design ideal. However, it is common — especially with injection-molded parts — to see tolerances gradually…

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Making Medical Devices Better & Workspaces Safer

MicroCare Medical stands as the industry leader in providing cleaning, coating, and lubricating solutions for  medical devices that are crucial for saving lives, speeding up recoveries, and reducing healthcare costs. MicroCare Medical offers a comprehensive range of products, including workspace cleaners, Duraglide Dry Lubricant, Universal Carrier Fluid, and specialized Critical Cleaning Fluids, all designed to…

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Which Cleaner is Best at Removing Conformal Coatings?

Conformal coatings are challenging. First, they are designed to be very durable and hard to remove. Then, there are many, many different types of coatings, and many are old formulations which require old solvent which are no longer widely acceptable. Let’s take a look at some good choices for more common applications:Silicone CoatingsDow Corning and…

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Protect Your Veterinary Endoscopes: Key Cleaning Steps for Durability and Safety

Endoscopes are critical tools for diagnosing and treating various animal health conditions. These advanced instruments offer a clear view of internal structures, enabling precise treatment and diagnosis. However, their effectiveness and longevity rely heavily on proper care, particularly cleaning. Adhering to thorough cleaning routines not only helps prevent infections but also prolongs the life of…

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Removing PCB Conformal Coatings

Conformal coatings are very important for PCBs that operate in a harsh environment. They are used on electronics that are near the ocean, in harsh weather, in dusty cities and dirty factories. For example, the PCBs that control gas station pumps and traffic lights are almost always coated to help them endure their harsh environment.…