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NuGeneration Technologies, LLC has become one of the leading suppliers to the Medical Device Industry. Our high quality custom formulated products have helped many of our customers improve their processes and yields. We have a wide array of products for medical Device manufacturers. The products in our Medical Device line all meet FDA requirements and are certified ACS grade or better.
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NuGenTec EP 316 : Medical Device Electro Polishing Process Chemical. Great for Stainless steels, nickel alloys, titanium, nitinol, inconel, monel, hastelloy, waspalloy, ferrous and non ferrous metals. EP 316 is formulated for the Medical Device Industry.
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NuWet DM 41: Highly alkaline cleaner. Soak, spray, sonicate (ultrasonic). Rinses freely with DI water. Formulated with the needs of the electronics and medical device industries in mind. No Solvent will remove particles more effectively than DM 41. DM 41 is an excellent cleaner and degreaser as well. NuWet DM33: Highly alkaline cleaner for particle. Contains <10% solvent, ultrasonic cleaner, excels at particle removal after polishing and abrasive blasting of glass, aluminum oxide (Al2O3). |
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NuKlean DS 105: NuKlean DS 105 a heavy duty acidic immersion/ ultrasonic cleaner for removing oxides, smut, oils, grease, fingerprints and ship dirt from stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, zinc, magnesium, titanium, zirconium and inconel. Also for Plastics, ceramics, glass, Silicon Carbide. The unique surfactant blend is especially good for wetting recessed surfaces such as tapped holes and tubes. Prevents oily materials from re-contaminating parts by emulsifying oils. At higher concentrations NuKlean DS 105 may be used for passivating Stainless steel. For best results passivating SS NuBrite C 50 is recommended. Contains only phosphoric acid so NuKlean DS 105 is a safer alternative to Sulfuric, Hydrofluoric and Nitric acid based products. NuKlean DS 105’s surfactant blend not only aids in cleaning but helps provide a more uniform passivation. Acid Cleaning compound, Phosphoric acid based. |
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| Formulated Sulfamic Acid Cleaners: Acid Cleaning compound. Sulfamic acid based. | |||||||||
| Nitric Acid: Concentrations of Nitric acid from 1% to 70%. Available in 500ml bottles to drum quantities. Coronary nitric acid. | |||||||||
| Nitric Acid & HF Blends: Nitric and Hydrofluoric Acid. Many ratios available. Please call or email for more information. | |||||||||
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i. NuGenTec EP 316 - Electro Polishing
ii. NuWet DM 41 Alkaline Medical Device & Electronics grade Cleaning Compound
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Devices & Diagnostics Letter FDA Asking Devicemakers to Help With Overseas Supply Oversight
The FDA is trying to stretch its enforcement reach over foreign device suppliers, potentially through consent decrees, and is asking manufacturers to take bigger steps as well to tighten the supply chain.MEDEC: More Controls Needed on Reuse of Single-Use Devices
The reuse of single-use devices and an increase in user fees top the list of concerns the Canadian device industry is pushing the government to address in Health Canada’s fiscal 2011 budget.Global Diagnostic Shortage Eases as Reactor Returns to Service
The makers of generators used to produce a commonly used diagnostic isotope are able to meet more of the global demand now that Canada’s National Research Universal (NRU) reactor is back online.Director of 510(k) Office Will Retire Next Month
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