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Development of medical devices requires a strategic partner who not only provides quality and reliability but understands the long-term nature of supplying components and sub-systems in a regulated market. Parker creates value for device makers by applying its industry experience and broad technology offering, which includes flow control valves, pumps, fittings, tubing, filtration, sealing solutions and EMI shielding.

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Collaborating with medical and analytical device OEMs, as well as biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical companies, Parker experts work with customers to deliver reliable components, custom subsystems and innovative systems that enable their success.

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FEATURED PRODUCT

LM-Pro

The LM-Pro miniature proportional valve provides a linear controllable flow range from 0.5 to 540 slpm. Ideal for respiratory care applications requiring precise control over a wide flow range.

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Featured Products

Helix Pump

The Helix is a high-pressure pump made to enable the smallest of point-of-care instruments. It enables high-pressure operation in high-altitude environments. This pump provides the best solution for bench-top diagnostic devices where space is limited.

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Customer Elastomer Solutions

Parker specializes in the design and manufacture of high quality custom molded parts for many demanding applications in a wide range of markets.

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Premier Conductive Plastics

Electric vehicle batteries add weight that automotive engineers must find ways to help offset. Replacing metal housings with PREMIER electrically conductive plastic can eliminate 35% of housing weights, while also reducing manufacturing costs up to 65% by eliminating assembly and machining.

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From syringe applications to dialysis machines to anesthesia work stations to defibrillators, Parker offers a wide array of capabilities and products.

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Wearable Health Technologies are Getting Smarter

This is an exciting time in the connected medical wearables space as devices become smaller and less detectable to end users while their functionality and utility increases. Manufacturers are poised to benefit from this trend assuming they can meet the engineering and design challenges.

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