Nicomatic in high-tech electromedical equipments
(2021/04/30 11:22:25pm)
NICOMATIC specializes in the development and manufacture of interconnect solutions and metal
dome switching technology for all types of man/machine interfaces.
NICOMATIC connectors are produced using materials that meet the highest test standards in the
industry and are constructed using military-grade materials (MIL-DTL-83513: microminiature
connectors & MIL-DTL-55302F: connectors (plugs and receptacles) for printed circuit subassembly)
— such as special PPS Polyphenylene sulphide fibreglass filled thermoplastic and various other— to
guarantee that the medical industry's quality and reliability demands are met.
Insulators are moulded using a fibreglass-filled thermoplastic that exceeds most temperature and
chemical requirements in the Medical FFC industry, that has no humidity absorption, shows high
radiation resistance and is oxygen free. Specific application testing and certification for performance
is all that remains to ensure that the final design meets medical application requirements.
Generally, NICOMATIC products can be found in:
- Miniaturized medical systems
- Electric surgical tables
- Health care insurance payment terminals
- Diagnosis equipment
- Patient portable devices (ultra-light mobile equipment & hand held)
- Hospital electronic equipment & laboratory (eg. IRM, endoscopy, electrocardiography)
- Communication systems
- Touchscreens & Display Technology (interface modules & remote control)
The challenges manufacturers and designers face in the rapidly evolving landscape of the
electromedical devices are numerous. As devices get smaller, tighter and more compact there tend
to be increasing issues about safety too. System designers are looking for connector companies that
can deliver the best interconnection system moving into new miniaturized, highly dense, portable
systems but also into medical instrumentation that needs more functions in smaller space and higher
security level.
Most of our connector solutions reply to the electronic miniaturization problematic and also to high