Methods to Evaluate the Materials Used in Your Sterile Barrier System for Shelf-Life Products, will take place in DDL's new space from 8 am to 12 pm and will include both a seminar presentation from DDL's Product and Material Engineer, Al Gale and interactive learning workshops on various test methods including Tensile Testing, Tear Testing, Shock/Fragility Testing and Puncture Testing.
"The program will include a presentation on DDL's abilities to help companies test the packaging material that protects their product as well as testing the medical device itself," Al Gale, Product & Material Engineer at DDL, said. "The workshops are intended to show how the tests themselves are performed and the differences between various test types."
The seminar is intended for medical device product & material engineers, supply chain managers, product engineers, and quality professionals.
Other Aspects of Al's presentation include;
·What tests to consider when looking at the material stability of a sterile barrier system.
·Aging of Materials
·Porosity Measurement for Materials
·Impact Testing of Plastic Film
·Dynamic Tensile Behavior
Mr. Gale has more than 25 years of experience in the high tech manufacturing industry, supporting both products and customers. He has a keen insight into industry trends, standards and regulations. He guides customers on this type of testing on a daily basis and works one on one with clients to ensure the right test is conducted the first time. Mr. Gale is also very active within ASTM International.
The seminar, which is scheduled for April 13, 2011, will be held at DDL's headquarters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. For more information please visit our seminar website by clicking on the link below or contact DDL's marketing department 952-941-9226 ext. 157 or 158. You can also reach us via email at lyndsey.danberry@testedandproven.com.
DDL Spring Seminar Website - Click here to register today!
"The program will include a presentation on DDL's abilities to help companies test the packaging material that protects their product as well as testing the medical device itself," Al Gale, Product & Material Engineer at DDL, said. "The workshops are intended to show how the tests themselves are performed and the differences between various test types."
The seminar is intended for medical device product & material engineers, supply chain managers, product engineers, and quality professionals.
Other Aspects of Al's presentation include;
·What tests to consider when looking at the material stability of a sterile barrier system.
·Aging of Materials
·Porosity Measurement for Materials
·Impact Testing of Plastic Film
·Dynamic Tensile Behavior
Mr. Gale has more than 25 years of experience in the high tech manufacturing industry, supporting both products and customers. He has a keen insight into industry trends, standards and regulations. He guides customers on this type of testing on a daily basis and works one on one with clients to ensure the right test is conducted the first time. Mr. Gale is also very active within ASTM International.
The seminar, which is scheduled for April 13, 2011, will be held at DDL's headquarters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. For more information please visit our seminar website by clicking on the link below or contact DDL's marketing department 952-941-9226 ext. 157 or 158. You can also reach us via email at lyndsey.danberry@testedandproven.com.
DDL Spring Seminar Website - Click here to register today!
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