Super Brush LLC, a leader in foam swab technology for over 65 years, will exhibit their technologically advanced foam swab product line in Booth #5123 at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois, July 30 – August 1, 2024. The Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine (ADLM) promotes cutting edge science and technology in global laboratory medicine.
The Super Brush team will be showcasing their diagnostic testing kit swabs, as well as swabs for device assembly operations, swabs for inclusion in medical kits and trays, and swabs for cleaning electronics and printers.
“We manufacture our foam swabs in-house, so we can custom-make swabs to address specific customer requirements.” said Diane Henry, Director of Sales at Super Brush. “And, with our years of experience and expertise in designing and manufacturing innovative lint-free, disposable and multipurpose foam-tipped probes, collection devices, applicators and swabs, we are able to currently offer more than 3,000 swabs and applicators.“
The Super Brush team will be available at Booth #5123 to answer any questions about their products.
Super Brush has manufactured their foam swabs in the USA for over 65 years. Super Brush’s quality system is certified to ISO 13485 and their manufacturing facility is FDA registered.
More information on the complete line of USA-made Super Brush lint-free foam swabs is available at www.superbrush.com or sales@superbrush.com
For customized swab needs, talk with our team, or contact development@superbrush.com
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About Super Brush
Super Brush LLC specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of foam swabs and applicators. From medical applicators to cleanroom-compatible swabs, Super Brush provides industries with technically advanced foam swabs for precision cleaning of laboratory equipment and delicate surfaces, collecting samples, removing excess materials, applying lubricants, solvents, adhesives, topical antiseptics and a host of other solutions. ISO 13485 certified, FDA registered.