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Qosina offering plastisol Y connectors

August 3, 2017 By Chris Newmarker

Qosina is touting the variety of Y connectors it stocks that are made from plastisol, a material used to make flexible components.

Plastisol, also known as liquid polyvinyl chloride (PVC), offers great flexibility, according to Qosina. The material is Class VI approved and BPA- and latex-free.

The Y connectors are made through dip molding rather than traditional injection molding because the dipping dies are cost-effective and allow for easily scalable production, Qosina said.

Qosina offers both standard and universal plastisol Y connectors.

Founded in 1980, Qosina supplies thousands of stock OEM components around the world. The company is based in a 95,ooo-sq-ft. facility in Ronkonkoma, N.Y., with an ISO Class 8 clean room. It’s ISO 9001, 13485 and 14001 registered.

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About Chris Newmarker

Chris Newmarker is the executive editor of WTWH Media life science's news websites and publications including MassDevice, Medical Design & Outsourcing and more. A professional journalist of 18 years, he is a veteran of UBM (now Informa) and The Associated Press whose career has taken him from Ohio to Virginia, New Jersey and, most recently, Minnesota. He’s covered a wide variety of subjects, but his focus over the past decade has been business and technology. He holds bachelor’s degrees in journalism and political science from Ohio State University. Connect with him on LinkedIn or email at cnewmarker@wtwhmedia.com.