Global safety science company UL has received designation as an accredited ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory under the U.S. FDA Accreditation Scheme for Conformity Assessment, a voluntary pilot program for medical device safety and performance testing.
Here, four individuals with a vested stake in the biomedical test equipment market sit down with 24x7 Magazine to discuss what’s new in test equipment and what purchasers should know before signing on the dotted line.
In this expert roundtable, executives from four biomedical test equipment manufacturers sit down with 24x7 Magazine to discuss innovations in the test equipment sector and how HTM professionals should approach the handling and maintenance of test devices.
Sun Valley, Calif.-based Pronk Technologies has launched Safe-T Sim, an automated electrical safety analyzer that company officials say is the smallest on the market. What’s more, they say, onboard automated test sequences can be tailored to match the facilities’ preventive maintenance and service protocols—actions that improve efficiency and speed.
The global medical device testing services market is expected to reach $13.4 billion by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 11.5% during the forecast period, according to a new study. Increasing spending in the preclinical phase of medical devices, coupled with the growing outsourcing rate, is anticipated to help the market gain significant traction.
Imtmedical, based in Buchs, Switzerland, has debuted the CITREX H3 gas flow and pressure gauge. The CITREX H3 offers all functions required for a precise testing of ventilators and other medical devices and can measure pressure, flow, temperature, and—with an optional O2 sensor—oxygen concentration.