Our Bal Seal® spring-energized seals are used to protect against gases and liquids that can damage sensitive components in devices such as pumps and surgical power tools.
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Sterilizable low-friction seals for medical devices
Our Bal Seal® spring-energized seals are used to protect against gases and liquids that can damage sensitive components in...
Sterilizable low-friction seals for medical devices
Our Bal Seal® spring-energized seals are used to protect against gases and liquids that can damage sensitive components in devices such as pumps and surgical power tools.
Download our healthcare sealing brochure to learn more.
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