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Memtron Delivers Duraswitch to Medical Industry; Multiple Applications in Target Industry Solidify Duraswitch's Role in Developing Advanced Switch Technologies.


Business Editors, Medical & High-Tech Writers

PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 3, 2002

Duraswitch (NASDAQ NASDAQ
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: DSWT DSWT David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (Nairobi, Kenya) ) licensee, Memtron Technologies, has rapidly advanced the proliferation of Duraswitch's advanced switch technology into the medical industry. Frankenmuth, Mich.-based Memtron is currently in production on six applications for the medical industry.

"Manufacturers in this industry can not take the risk of switches not working, of users not knowing if a switch has worked or not, or replacing expensive equipment because a switch breaks or wears out from use or being in a hectic environment," said David Hildner, national sales manager sales manager ngerente m/f de ventas

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 - input components for Memtron. "We feel confident bringing in Duraswitch's technology because it provides solutions to these common problems and provides additional product differentiation Product Differentiation

A source of competitive advantage that depends on producing some item that is regarded to have unique and valuable characteristics.
 with features like tactile feedback and sealability."

According to a Venture Development Corp. study conducted in 2000, the medical industry is projected to be 5.5 percent of the 2004 North American North American

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"The medical industry's switch needs are a good match for Duraswitch technology advantages," explained Bob Brilon, Duraswitch president and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. . "In addition to designing Duraswitch into new products, Memtron has introduced Duraswitch to existing products, displacing non-tactile membrane switches and membrane switches coupled with metal domes. Our technologies provide solutions to problems plaguing the industry and provide benefits that competing technologies simply can't match."

Memtron is currently in production on the following applications:
-- X-ray control panel using 14 PushGates(TM)

-- X-ray control panel using 15 PushGates

-- X-ray control panel using 1 thiNcoder(TM)

-- Medical cart using 8 PushGates

-- Endoscopic washer/disinfector using 23 PushGates

-- Automated Reprocessor using 15 PushGates


"Memtron is committed to helping its customers develop their existing and new products," commented Tim Kuhn, vice president business development. "They have a Medical Electronics Team that understands the unique challenges and serves this particular market. Memtron has an established and highly regarded reputation in this industry, and we're excited to see their success in promoting and manufacturing Duraswitch technologies."

Duraswitch's portfolio of patented electronic switch technologies includes: PushGate(TM), a thin, electronic pushbutton push·but·ton  
n. also push button
A small button that activates an electric circuit when pushed.

adj. also push-but·ton
Equipped with or operated by a pushbutton.
 with tactile feedback; thiNcoder(TM), a rotary switch that is integrated on flex circuit; and MagnaMouse(TM), a low-cost, flat-panel cursor control.

About A.I.D.-Memtron Division

A proven supplier to OEMs for more then 30 years, the Memtron Technologies Division of Advanced Input Devices specializes in custom membrane switches and input components as well as an uncommon level of customer service and support. Advanced Input Devices-Memtron Division is an Esterline Technologies (NYSE NYSE

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About Duraswitch

Duraswitch licenses, engineers, and markets its patented electronic switch technology to switch manufacturers and OEMs worldwide. Visit www.duraswitch.com or call 480/586-3300 for more information.
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