Medical valve memetis
proportional

Medical valve - memetis - microfluidic ChipShop GmbH - proportional
Medical valve - memetis - microfluidic ChipShop GmbH - proportional
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Applications
medical
Technology
proportional

Description

memetis develops and produces miniature valves based on shape memory alloy actuators. These ultracompact valves stand out with their low internal volume and low power consumption. The valves are media-separated and the wetted materials are biocompatible. With these advantages they are particularly suitable for applications in Life Sciences and the medical field, especially for mobile use at the Point-of-Care. Fluidic systems that are sensitive to abrupt changes of fluid flow require valves that switch smoothly. The noiseless and yet fast shape memory alloy technology of memetis enables exactly this. In combination with a flow-sensor, memetis miniature valves can even be operated in proportional mode to precisely control flow rate. low internal volume low power consumption ultra-compact biocompatible materials media separated silent operation customizable due to patented layer structure memetis offers two models of 2-way miniature valves: normally-closed (NC) valve bistable valve Both valve types can be used with liquid and gases. The bistable valve only requires power to switch between the open and closed state and can thus enable battery-operated applications. The flange mount connection of memetis valves enables direct integration on fluidic manifolds. For alternative interfacing, memetis also offers tube connectors and fluidic adapters with various kinds of fittings (LUER, Idex, Festo). memetis valves are operated current-controlled. For a quick and easy start with the valves, memetis offers a small one-valve electronic control unit (ECU-S1).

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