A new moisture-resistant RTD, designed for the harsh environments of autoclave steam sterilizers, has been introduced by Weed Instrument of Round Rock, Texas.

The new RTD, the Model 3312B, uses a proprietary cable material that withstands moisture intrusion during pressure and vacuum cycling, and meets USP Class VI requirements for use in sanitary environments. (read more)

At 1.2 cubic feet and 12-by-18 inches, the SterileMax chamber is the largest of any portable bench-top model. Its triple door lock guarantees a secure operation, while operators can take advantage of four preset one-touch programs for liquids and hard goods. (read more)

The leading manufacturer of top loading sterilizers offers unique top loading sterilizers in two models to sit your exact requirements. Economical LR-SE series for sterilize only and LR-SM series featuring both sterilize and dry cycles. (read more)

Ultrasonically Weld Non-ferrous and Dissimilar Metals

Sonobond Ultrasonics' SonoWeld® and SpliceRite™ ultrasonic metal welders weld without heat, current or consumables. They create solid-state metallurgical bonds quickly, efficiently and cleanly with repeatable accuracy. Long-lasting, quick-change steel taper lock tips perform up to 100,000 durable, dependable... (read more)

Pinpoint sources of ultrasonic energy with a hand-held ultrasonic "gun." Ultrasonics is a very inexpensive predictive technology. Typical uses are:

• Bearing inspection routes on support machinery
• Lubrication routes - poor lubrication can be heard listening through the ultrasonic gun

Dukane Ultrasonics food processing uses high-frequency sound vibrations to process food products faster & eliminate most of the downtime caused by the continual cleaning of conventional cutting blades. Ultrasonic equipment provides a new way to cut, slice, divert, align or transfer a variety of foods streamlining production, reducing waste & lowering maintenance costs. (read more)

Ultrasonic metal welding is sometimes called "cold welding" because it works without melting the metals. It cleans and welds at temperatures lower than the melting point of the metals. Ultrasonic metal welding most commonly joins nonferrous metals, but can also be used with other metals, such as when welding aluminum to ceramics. (read more)

Could you improve your company's production if you had more knowledge of ultrasonic plastics assembly? Or are you the one responsible for the requirements of your ultrasonically assembled components? If so sign up for Dukane's one day or two day training programs (read more)

Dukane introduces IQ Series Software for ultrasonic plastic welding systems. Ethernet capabilities allow remote access from anywhere in your manufacturing facility, or anywhere in the world. The graph and save tools make quality management and documentation easier (ideal for FDA/GAMP guidelines). Production analysis screens track efficiency/productivity. (read more)

Understanding and Caring for the Heart of your Ultrasonic System. This white paper covers the theory of operation, stack assembly/disassembly, maintenance and a glossary. Plastic welding is the most common application of ultrasonic welding, used across multiple industries (read more)