To perform at peak accuracy, the sensitive electronics inside gimbals and pods must be protected from the temperatures, pressures, and media they can encounter in air and space, on land, and at sea. This infographic will show you how the right seal can help you optimize sealing effectiveness in your gimbal and pod design, while reducing stick-slip and meeting strict SWaP, MIL-STD and IPX requirements.
Our Bal Seal® spring-energized seals provide superior sealing performance in a range of pressures, temperatures, and media, for clinical...
Performance requirements for in vitro diagnostics (IVD) equipment—including clinical, hematology, and urine analyzers—are outpacing capabilities. Increasingly, the IVD industry is seeking equipment...
In arrays with 1 to 384 channels, multi-channel pipettors draw a slight vacuum to pull and dispense liquids at...
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Electrical connectors often employ separate mechanical latching and EMI/RFI shielding components, which adds to their size and weight. In...
Industrial valves control, isolate, and regulate the flow of liquids and gases. Their failure can result in severe equipment...
Foothill Ranch, CA – U.S.A. – February 26, 2018 – Bal Seal Engineering Inc, a global designer and manufacturer of...
If you’re developing an electrical connector for a defense or commercial aviation application, contact springs can help address any...
