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Surgeons, medical manufacturers and investors will gather this week for the North American Neuromodulation Society Meeting to learn about advances in treatment technology and the connecting and sealing components that make these advances possible.

Underscoring the growing trend toward early-stage collaboration between medical manufacturers and their component suppliers, Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. announced they will participate in the Medica trade fair, being held this week in Germany.

One of the biggest attractions at the upcoming 8th Annual Neurotech Leaders Forum may be the smallest and simplest: an electrical connector designed around a tiny, coiled spring.

Three new animation sequences produced by Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. will make their debut on the “big screen” at the Medical Design & Manufacturing Show, running October 22nd-23rd, 2008 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Bal Seal Engineering, Inc., a global supplier of custom-engineered connecting, sealing, conducting and shielding solutions for the automotive industry, announced they will exhibit at the SAE Convergence® event, Oct. 20th-22nd, 2008 in Detroit, Mich.

The CNS Annual Meeting, held this September in Orlando, Florida, is a destination for those looking to learn about medical device technology advances. One of the event’s attractions is an electrical contact designed around a tiny, coiled spring.

The Husum WindEnergy Trade Fair, running this week in Husum, Germany, attracts engineers who want to see the latest complex technologies. This year, one of the fair’s biggest attractions may be an electrical contact fashioned from a coiled spring.

Bal Seal Engineering, Inc., a U.S.- based sealing, connecting and energizing products manufacturer, has chosen Hong Kong as a base of operations for its Asia Pacific sales office.

FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif. – A new podcast produced by Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. is giving OEM engineers the inside track on solutions to sealing, connecting and energizing challenges.

FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif. –Aspiring Southern California engineers are honing their computer design skills and getting a jump on college studies with the help of a new program launched by Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.