Abstract: The urisheath provided here includes an element of thin material (a strip) that allows at least two lengths of it to run in a parallel fashion down either side of the sheath. The is obtained by injection molding the strip in liquid silicone in the silicone injection molding process for the urisheath, either by one, two or more component injection molding. The injection molding takes place in an injection molding form for a urisheath with a cavity for the body portion and a cavity for the strip portion wherein the cavity for the body portion is connected to the cavity for the strip portion creating an attachment zone between the strip and the sheath.

Abstract: The urisheath provided here includes an element of thin material (a strip) that allows at least two lengths of it to run in a parallel fashion down either side of the sheath. The is obtained by injection moulding the strip in liquid silicone in the silicone injection moulding process for the urisheath, either by one, two or more component injection moulding. The injection moulding takes place in an injection moulding form for a urisheath with a cavity for the body portion and a cavity for the strip portion wherein the cavity for the body portion is connected to the cavity for the strip portion creating an attachment zone between the strip and the sheath.

Abstract: The urisheath provided here includes an element of thin material (a strip) that allows at least two lengths of it to run in a parallel fashion down either side of the sheath. The is obtained by injection molding the strip in liquid silicone in the silicone injection molding process for the urisheath, either by one, two or more component injection molding. The injection molding takes place in an injection molding form for a urisheath with a cavity for the body portion and a cavity for the strip portion wherein the cavity for the body portion is connected to the cavity for the strip portion creating an attachment zone between the strip and the sheath.

Abstract: The urisheath provided here includes an element of thin material (a strip) that allows at least two lengths of it to run in a parallel fashion down either side of the sheath. The is obtained by injection moulding the strip in liquid silicone in the silicone injection moulding process for the urisheath, either by one, two or more component injection moulding. The injection moulding takes place in an injection moulding form for a urisheath with a cavity for the body portion and a cavity for the strip portion wherein the cavity for the body portion is connected to the cavity for the strip portion creating an attachment zone between the strip and the sheath.

Abstract: The urisheath provided here includes an element of thin material (a strip) that allows at least two lengths of it to run in a parallel fashion down either side of the sheath. The is obtained by injection moulding the strip in liquid silicone in the silicone injection moulding process for the urisheath, either by one, two or more component injection moulding. The injection moulding takes place in an injection moulding form for a urisheath with a cavity for the body portion and a cavity for the strip portion wherein the cavity for the body portion is connected to the cavity for the strip portion creating an attachment zone between the strip and the sheath.

Abstract: A device for tracing preferably short-circuiting in electric systems.When tracing short-circuiting it is desirable that voltage and current will have normal values immediately after elimination thereof, for instance by contact. This object has been achieved in that an oscillator (23) limits the current at the output (19) to near 0 A as long as short-circuiting remains.When the short-circuiting ceases this is detected by a unit of sensitivity (24) and, as a result of this, the oscillation stops and preset current and voltage levels are entered immediately and automatically.

Abstract: The invention relates to an instrument for emergency treatment of i.a. respiratory obstruction in humans by percutaneous puncture of the trachea, the instrument comprising a body (2) having a through-passage (3) opening on one hand into a forward end (2c) of the body intended to be positioned against the neck of the patient, and on the other hand into a rear portion (2b) of the body a tube (6) coaxially provided in the passage in such a way that it protrudes from the forward end of the body and forms a continuation of the passage, the tube being intended to be introduced into the trachea of the patient, a stylet (7) retractably provided in the passage and/or in the tube (6) and adapted to protrude past the outer end of the tube (6) with its cutting point (7a) when in its fully inserted position.