A Trusted Valve Partner for Medical Devices
Medical device reprocessing is a critical aspect of providing excellent patient care. When the time comes to clean, retest, and refurbish a medical device to resume service, having the right valve solutions in place will ensure superior performance and continue that high standard you set for machine quality.
Each medical device boasts its own unique features that contribute to improving the lives of others. Keeping this in mind, the pneumatic components of your systems also deserve custom-engineered valves that can work within your system requirements while performing key redundant functions like flow control and leak prevention.
Why Use Humphrey Products?
Humphrey Products is a longtime innovator in the medical device industry. We specialize in developing custom valves for a broad range of equipment that professionals use each day to improve and save the lives of others. Like you, we share a mission to help these people provide a better quality of care to their patients.
Benefits of Our Medical Device Reprocessing Solutions
- We apply our proven valve technology to your unique system design, ensuring seamless integration.
- Our team of engineers combines decades of experience to be a true partner to our clients from the earliest stages in the development cycle.
- Each solution developed for our clients is fully compliant with all relevant industry regulations and best practices.
- Our valves are easy to clean, maintain, and replace if needed. Never has maintaining your system’s pneumatic components been more seamless.
The Humphrey Technology Difference
Using our proven development and manufacturing methods, we are able to provide the highest quality valves at the most affordable prices possible. This results in valve solutions that offer superior material construction, far lower leak rates, and improved energy efficiency.
Proven Medical Device Technology
Our product portfolio and engineering capabilities enable our team to develop solutions that offer customizable flow rates, compliance with spatial limitations, efficient current consumption, and endurance to facilitate redundant processes.
Our Life Science Group strives to serve as your single-source provider for all pneumatic flow control requirements as you continue innovating the medical device industry.
Popular Device Reprocessing Solutions
Application Waste/System Solutions
- Completely isolated flow path
- Suitable materials for most devices
- Encapsulated coil operation in wet environments
Proportional Solenoid Valves
- Compact design
- Very low leak rates
- Low power consumption
iDP 350/351 and 370/371
These inert solenoid valves are purposely engineered to control aggressive liquids and gases in the harshest environments. The flexing diaphragm poppet design isolates the solenoid from media penetration, while the inert body material ensures long life and sustained performance.
Our Process
Challenge
We start by working at a peer-to-peer level with your in-house engineering team from the earliest stages in the design process so that we can understand your specific project requirements.
Concept
We develop multiple concepts based on your specifications and will recommend a design that provides the most optimal benefits for what your product needs.
Solution
We develop a finalized design with our proven Humphrey valve technology as our team assists you with transitioning seamlessly from prototyping to production.
Result
Your solution is implemented and we remain a close partner for any future needs and developments. We will continue to explore new options for reducing costs to you.
Get the Right Valve Solutions for Medical Device Reprocessing
We help bring your vision for medical device reprocessing to life by providing consistently reliable custom valves for your system requirements.
To experience the Humphrey difference, contact us anytime to learn more.
Real-Life Applications for Medical Device Reprocessing Solutions
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Proportional Valve Allows Versatile Critical Care Ventilation