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NANS Meeting to Feature Bal Seal Products, Focus on “New Frontiers”


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© Business Wire 2008
2008-12-04 20:41:01 -

mediaroom.balseal.com/mediaroom/home - When surgeons, medical manufacturers and investors gather this week for the 12th annual meeting of the North American Neuromodulation Society, they won"t just hear about the latest advances in treatment technology " they"ll also get to see the connecting and sealing components that are making these advances possible.
The NANS

meeting, which runs from December 4th-7th, 2008 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, will showcase products from Bal Seal Engineering, Inc., a California-based company with a 20-year history of supplying worldwide medical device and electronics OEMs with custom-engineered connectors and seals. Bal Seal will open its exhibit at 7:00 a.m. on the 5th, alongside major medical manufacturers such as ANS, Boston Scientific and Medtronic.
According to Bal Seal Marketing Director Bill Nissim, the company is attending the NANS meeting - and other similar events - in an effort to identify and engage "innovation partners." By collaborating with these partners at the beginning of the product development cycle, the company aims to streamline the advancement and introduction of new medical technology.
"In the medical industry, there"s an increasing demand for innovation throughout the supply chain," says Nissim. "Important advances aren"t just being driven by the manufacturer anymore. They"re a cooperative effort involving component suppliers with the resources and experience to actually make the OEM"s product better."
Nissim points to his company"s Bal Conn" product as an example of a solution born of just such an "innovation partnership." The electrical connector, which consists of a tiny, precisely-engineered canted-coil" spring retained in a metal housing, was originally developed in cooperation with a neurostimulation device manufacturer seeking to reduce package size while improving reliability. Today, the Bal Conn ensures reliable connection between the lead and battery in more than one million implantable devices worldwide, including those used in pain management, cardiac healthcare and sensing therapies.
Bal Seal"s efforts to aid in the advancement of technology are closely aligned with the "New Frontiers" theme of the 2008 NANS meeting, during which attendees will learn about the use of neuromodulation therapies to combat headaches, obesity and the effects of stroke.
About Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.
Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. is a global provider of custom-engineered connecting, sealing, conducting, and shielding solutions for medical device and medical electronics OEMs. Products include Bal Conn", Bal Seal", and Bal Shield" solutions, all of which employ unique canted-coil" spring technology for enhanced performance and reliability. For the latest news and information about Bal Seal, visit mediaroom.balseal.com or call 800.366.1006.
About NANS" "Neuromodulation 2008" meeting
Held December 4th-7th, 2008 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, this event features speakers, workshops, panel discussions and clinical presentations, as well as supplier and manufacturer exhibits. For complete schedules and other event-related information, visit www.neuromodulation.org.
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Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.

Alicia Parker, 949-460-2262

aparker@balseal.com


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