A Complete Guide to Medical Wire and Strand: Loos and Company Catalog
03/14/2023 07:30 AM
Loos and Company has over 50 years of experience providing fine diameter wire and miniature cable. We know what it takes to manufacture products which must meet strict specifications. That is why we have published this condensed catalog for our Medical Technologies Division which highlights both technical information and the various applications of our medical line of products. In this new
Medical Wire Packaging: What You Spec is What You Get
03/06/2023 07:30 AM
We approach packaging the same way we approach all of our products: what you spec is what you get. Our goal is to provide flexibility and customization when it comes to creating the most convenient and efficient packaging possible. We can supply wire and cable on standard or custom spools and bobbins, but if you are not sure what packaging would work best for your wire product or application, we
A Breakdown of SS 316LVM Medical Wire
03/02/2023 06:15 AM
316LVM stainless steel wire is an alloy commonly used in the medical industry. In today’s blog we will provide an in-depth overview of 316LVM medical wire. We will breakdown its mechanical properties, chemical composition, and physical properties. Additionally, we will look at how this alloy is used in the medical industry. Continue reading to learn more about 316LVM medical wire.
Four Products that Use Medical Wire
01/19/2023 06:45 AM
Wire products are crucial to the medical industry, yet many are unaware of just how versatile it actually is. Medical wire is found in everything from small tools to finished assemblies. Some of its most common uses are surgical instruments, surgical closures, vascular machines, and orthodontics. Read more to learn about how wire products are effectively used in each of these four applications.
How is Pricing Calculated in Medical Wire Products?
01/16/2023 05:15 AM
Loos and Company Medical Technologies Division receives a few common questions about our pricing of cable and wire products for the medical industry. To make it easier for our customers, we have compiled a list of these questions in our blog post, along with our detailed answers. By reading this blog you will have a greater understanding of our pricing system and will be ready to place an order
Medical Questions Answered: Cable Stretch, Grade 302 vs 316, and More!
01/11/2023 07:30 AM
Here at Loos and Company Medical Technologies Division we receive numerous questions about performance in our cable and strand products for the medical industry. In today’s blog we will be looking at five different questions we receive here at Loos and our responses to them! Continue reading our blog below to learn more about the performance of our medical wire and strand products.
What are Gigli Bone Saws and How Do They Work?
01/05/2023 08:15 AM
Gigli saws — commonly referred to as bone saws — are relatively simple medical instruments that have allowed surgeons to perform amputations for over one hundred years. Comprised of just a few small metal components, this manual hand tool relies on human strength and friction to quickly work through bone and tissue. Because they are traditionally made with stainless steel wire, Gigli saws are one
Medical Wire - Spools are a pretty big (and small) Deal!
01/03/2023 07:45 AM
Stainless steel medical wire is a marvel of modern manufacturing -- diameters smaller than a human hair (1/4 of the size in some instances!) used in catheters and guide wires that save lives every day. It takes a skilled operator and the latest in technological innovation to make this material to the exacting standards of today's peripheral vascular intervention device manufacturers. And all of
How Loos and Company can play a role in Minimally Invasive Surgeries
12/29/2022 07:00 AM
The growing advancements in medical devices have allowed for many conventional procedures to be replaced with minimally invasive surgeries (MIS). MIS allow skillful surgeons the ability to operate with less injury to body resulting in quicker recovery times, shorter hospitalizations, less pain, and improved cosmetic results. In these state-of-the-art surgeries, it is customary for sophisticated