knee joint France

... laterally. These grippers utilize knee joint technology, which enables self-locking (locking) of the jaws in the final degree of closure and provides a high clamping force. They can only be used for external gripping of the part. The detection cam mounted on the rotation axis allows the 2 inductive sensors to detect any desired position. The "opening limit screw" option allows for adjustment of the opening stroke if 180° is not required. Model: 221 to 225 Actual clamping torque (at 6 bars at 0.5°): 1.6 to 33 Nm Opening angle: 0° to 180° Recommended maximum part weight: 0.15 to 2.8 kg...

...Compared to manual clamps, pneumatic clamps offer the following advantage: the user saves on repetitive clamping operations. They can control multiple clamps at once and close them in a predefined order. From a manual or machine command, one or more clamps can be operated remotely. Thanks to the knee joint: the clamp remains closed, even in the event of a compressed air failure. the compressed...

...The swivel joint ensures precise control of the spray direction. It allows for flexible regulation of the nozzle. It is also applicable to machines and installations. It offers an angular range of 40° to 50° and a full 360° adjustment without interfering with the piping. Simply install the nozzle into the joint and adjust its orientation. There are wide internal passages to minimize the risk of blockage. This accessory is available in both stainless steel and brass.

...Medical grade Lennite UHMWPE is produced from premium resins im accordance with ASTM specification F648 and International Standard ISO 5834-1 for surgical implants. Westlake Plastics' proprietary manufacturing processes and stringent quality control permit a well consolidated and consistent fabricated form. Recommended sterilization techniques include EtO gas, cold sterilization, and limited gamma irradiation. Often used for total hip and knee joint prosthesis, various other surgical implants and medical devices.

... SOBLER, both specialized in hip and knee surgery. The institute was founded to meet the needs of athletic patients suffering from traumatic bone, ligament, muscle-tendon, meniscal, and cartilage injuries. The second foundation of the institute was to provide surgical care to older patients suffering from degenerative joint diseases such as osteoarthritis. Thus, within the ISA M2 Institute, a comprehensive specialized surgical care is offered for the hip and knee joints (lower limbs).