Skintact FS-521 Solid Gel ECG Electrode I Box of 1500, 30 per pouch I Satisfaction Guarantee

Manufactured using Leonhard Lang’s unique C-LINE technology which ensures that every electrode will be fresh providing you with exceptional consistency in quality of recordings at very affordable prices. Skintact electrodes are made from environmentally friendly materials, they can be disposed of using standard waste disposal procedures unless your clinical protocol or local code requires special treatment.

Skintact electrodes are designed and manufactured using only proven biocompatible materials that provide the quality you expect, yet are kind to the patient’s skin. Performance and safety of all Skintact electrodes and other ECG products have been designed and stringently tested according to all applicable standards. All Skintact ECG electrodes meet ANSI/AAMI EC12:2000 on disposable ECG electrodes, ISO 10993 on biocompatibility and the European Medical Device Directive.

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Manufactured by Leonhard Lang GmbH and marketed globally through the SKINTACT brand. Leonhard Lang GmbH has a century long history of quality through cutting edge technology and user driven development. While the full list of accomplishments is too large for this section the following are some of the significant events and times.

1872, The company is founded by Leonhard Lang senior as a paper wholesaler.

1983, Begins to manufacture disposable electrodes.

1984, Reaches the production level of 1,000,000 electrodes per year.

1995, Leonhard Lang Medical Products get certified to develop, manufacture and sell/distribute medical products according to the International Standards ISO 9001, ISO 13485, MDD Annex II, EN 46001 and GMP (WHO).

1996, Begins making electrosurgical dispersive plates.

1998, Lang is certified according to the International Standards ISO 14001 and EMAS.

2004, Begins making defibrillation electrodes.

2009, Puts first clean room into operation. At this time Leonhard Lang GmbH holds a range of patents for both machinery and electrode design.