LEMO (Rohnert Park, CA), a global leader in the design and manufacture of precision custom connection solutions, is introducing the new REDEL® XP at this year’s MD&M WEST 2011 Trade Show and Conference. This new connector is a revolutionary patented solution of the plastic Push-Pull connectors which were originally introduced to the medical market back in 1964. This new innovation of the plastic connector is designed using a proprietary material that is resistant to sterilization and the latching system is now embedded in the shell for an increased impact resistance with a high contact density, making this an ideal solution for medical or measurement applications, from catheters to surgical instruments.

The LEMO line of REDEL plastic connectors is precision designed to ensure durable, reliable performance in critical medical devices. The standard for the EP catheter industry, REDEL connectors are lightweight, sterilizable, and include machine gold-plated contacts for superior electrical performance.

LEMO also provides cable assemblies, prototyping, and custom designs with the same uncompromising commitment to quality. For more information about LEMO connectors, please call 1 (800) 444-5366 or visit www.lemo.com  . For editorial, contact Julie Carlson, Marketing Manager, 707-206-3776 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Visit LEMO at Booth #1878 at MD&M West.

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    This article first appeared in the January, 2011 issue of Medical Design Briefs Magazine (Vol. 1 No. 1).

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