The European Union’s Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) lead-free directive now includes medical electronics. Although an exemption was granted for machined brass contacts, PRECI-DIP has offered lead-free interconnect solutions to its customers.

PRECI-DIP specializes in the design and manufacturing of miniature socket contacts specifically for hearing aids. These contacts are meticulously crafted with a lead-free brass barrel and an elastic clip. The combination of these two materials ensures both durability and reliability, which are critical for medical devices.

The manufacturing process involves high-precision machining to achieve the exact specifications required for these tiny components. Once produced, the brass barrels and elastic clips undergo automatic assembly, ensuring that each connection is secure and of the highest quality. Our automatic assembly lines are designed to handle these delicate operations with precision and efficiency, maintaining the integrity of the components throughout the process.

These parts are plated with nickel-free materials to prevent any potential allergic reactions or skin irritations. This nickel-free plating is essential since the components will be in direct contact with the patient’s skin, ensuring comfort and safety for the end-users.

Furthermore, our commitment to environmentally friendly practices is reflected in every step of our production process. By offering lead-free solutions, we not only comply with stringent regulatory standards but also contribute to a healthier environment. Our innovative approach to developing these components demonstrates our dedication to both quality and sustainability.

In summary, PRECI-DIP’s expertise in creating lead-free, high-precision, and safe components for medical devices highlights our ongoing commitment to advancing technology while adhering to environmental and health standards. Through continuous innovation and rigorous quality control, we provide our customers with reliable solutions that meet the demanding requirements of the medical industry.