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ETO Sterilization (Ethylene Oxide) Posts

The Impact of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization on Elastomers: Insights and Implications
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Mar 7, 20243 min

The Impact of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization on Elastomers: Insights and Implications

Learn how ETO sterilization affects the physical properties of elastomers, and the implications for their use in medical applications.

Metal Detectable O-Rings vs. X-Ray Detectable O-Rings: Pros and Cons
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Canyon Components

Jan 15, 20243 min

Metal Detectable O-Rings vs. X-Ray Detectable O-Rings: Pros and Cons

Both metal detectable and X-ray detectable O-rings significantly contribute to maintaining the highest standards of food safety.

AS568 O-rings and O-ring Groove Design Guide
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Canyon Components

Jan 10, 20242 min

AS568 O-rings and O-ring Groove Design Guide

O-rings are critical components in many mechanical systems, providing essential sealing functions in a wide range of applications.

PTFE: Slicker than a Banana Peel
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Canyon Components

Oct 23, 20233 min

PTFE: Slicker than a Banana Peel

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) plastic has earned widespread recognition as a unique and remarkable engineering material.

Kalrez® vs. CanRez™: Performance, Availability, & Affordability
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Canyon Components

Aug 28, 20233 min

Kalrez® vs. CanRez™: Performance, Availability, & Affordability

Discover CanRez: Outshining Kalrez in industrial applications. Affordable, efficient, eco-friendly – the smarter choice for the future.

FKM Rubber: Exploring the Versatility & Performance
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Canyon Components

May 15, 20235 min

FKM Rubber: Exploring the Versatility & Performance

In this blog, we will take a closer look at FKM rubber and its various applications.

USP Class VI - "Medical Grade" Materials
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Canyon Components

Mar 27, 20234 min

USP Class VI - "Medical Grade" Materials

USP Class VI (Or USP Class 6) is a set of guidelines established by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP)