19 x 23 Flexible Paddle Damper
| 5337715 | |
| Mammography | |
| GE HealthCare | Outright |
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Features
- Excellent resistance to water
- Low environment impact
- Easily portable
- Less weight
Product Overview
The 19 x 23 Flexible Paddle Damper (DAM) is used in the mammography. It is produced from ethylene propylene rubber. Ethylene propylene rubber has high score impact strength. Since there is no change of dimensions seen during exposure to water or any deformation variations in solid material when the temperature increases, it is considered to have very high dimensional accuracy and stability. The ethylene propylene rubber material is resistant to ignition sources and has electrical insulation and has the ability to withstand any weather conditions. This involves an injection molding process, which can be molded to any form or shape, even if it is complex. The injection molding process is reliable and efficient. The surface finish of the product is excellent and has high production rate. The GE product is an innovation and technology which fits well into versatile customer needs. The product is securely packaged inside a high quality packing boxes to avoid physical damage during transit. It is used in a wide range of medical equipment such as Bennett Rad and other medical equipment.
