Abstract: A curable adhesive that is particularly well suited for use in an injection or compression molding operation. The adhesive is based on polymeric resins having carboxylic acid and acrylate ester functionality, such as grafted phenoxy resin, and further constituents such as organic carbonates, blocked isocyanates, catalysts, maleimide compounds, hydride sources, and a carrier fluid. The curable adhesives are particularly well suited for bonding liquid injectable substrates such as liquid silicone rubber, or polyamides to rigid substrates, such as aluminum, stainless steel, or glass.

Abstract: A curable adhesive that is particularly well suited for use in an injection or compression molding operation. The adhesive is based on polymeric resins having carboxylic acid and acrylate ester functionality, such as grafted phenoxy resin, and further constituents such as organic carbonates, blocked isocyanates, catalysts, maleimide compounds, hydride sources, and a carrier fluid. The curable adhesives are particularly well suited for bonding liquid injectable substrates such as liquid silicone rubber, or polyamides to rigid substrates, such as aluminum, stainless steel, or glass.

Abstract: A heat exchanger is provided including a first aluminum extruded header spaced apart and arranged essentially parallel to a second aluminum extruded header. The first and second headers include a plurality of parallel passageways extending therethrough along a longitudinal axis thereof. The passageways are fluidly interconnected by at least one transverse cross-drilled bore extending essentially perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis. A core assembly is secured between the first and second headers including a plurality of fluid conduits and heat radiating fins surrounding the fluid conduits. A by-pass valve assembly fluidly communicates with the headers and core assembly while providing an alternate pathway independent thereof. Preferably, the by-pass assembly is responsive to fluid temperature and/or pressure for directing fluid flow either into or exterior of the heat exchanger core assembly.

Abstract: A self-contained stethoscope transmitter comprises a pickup head including a housing which defines a precordial dome formed thereinto for contact with a patient whose bodily sounds are to be observed and/or monitored, and electronic circuitry positioned within the housing for receiving the sounds, converting the sounds into an FM signal representative thereof and transmitting the FM signal. The frequency of transmission is tunable over a range of frequencies by using a screwdriver which is removably secured within the housing. The pickup head includes a luer taper within a base of the head for alternate operation with an esophageal probe. The base can also be rotated relative to the remainder of the head to configure the head for either precordial or esophageal use with rotation of the head switching an internal battery to conserve the battery for shipment, storage or extended usage of the transmitter if desired.

Abstract: A lightweight, small size, battery-powered cardioscope is provided which can be readily transported along with a patient whose heart is being monitored and conveniently mounted directly adjacent to the operating field. The cardioscope detects heart activity using conventional electrodes and includes an audio signal device for producing an audible beep for each heart-beat and a cathode ray tube display for displaying the detected cardiac electrical activity.