Medical Design Technology

Spin Welding Capabilities Allow for Specialized Joining of Plastics to Metals

February 9, 2010 4:12 am | Veridiam Medical | Product Releases | Comments

Veridiam Medical (MD&M West Booth 2962) introduces new spin welding capabilities to its array of specialized manufacturing operations. The new Spin Welder allows plastic components to be quickly, cleanly, and permanently attached to metal assemblies.

LISTED UNDER: Welding
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Spin Welding Capabilities for Specialized Joining of Plastics to Metals

December 2, 2009 4:28 am | Veridiam Medical | Product Releases | Comments

The Spin Welder allows plastic components to be quickly, cleanly, and permanently attached to metal assemblies. The addition of this machine allows the company to manage complex projects that require both metal manufacturing and plastic attachment, saving both time and money for their customers.

LISTED UNDER: Welding

Adding Conveyors to the Lean Manufacturing Mix

December 2, 2009 4:26 am | by Kevin Gingerich | Articles | Comments

Moving to a lean system can be of great benefit to most medical device manufacturers. Unfortunately, not all of them are familiar with the tools and strategies that need to be put in place to maximize the return on this investment.

LISTED UNDER: Conveyers | Cleanroom Assembly

Benchtop Leak Test Instrument Is Ideal for Cleanroom

October 15, 2009 6:37 am | Cincinnati Test Systems, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

The Blackbelt is a precision benchtop leak test instrument designed for maximum performance and minimal space requirements.

LISTED UNDER: Leak Testing | Cleanroom Assembly

Perspectives on Manufacturing Technologies, Part II

October 5, 2009 6:19 am | Articles | Comments

The capabilities of manufacturers are growing to enable the fabrication of components that are extremely tiny, very complex, and incredibly intricate. These advances are leading to medical devices that could not have been developed just a few years ago.

LISTED UNDER: Prototyping | Rapid Prototyping | Cleanroom Assembly

Development Between Companies Brings a New Product to Market in Record Time

July 6, 2009 11:31 am | Articles | Comments

In the fall of 2005, Bob Elson, vice president of engineering at Coapt Systems Inc, wanted to develop their design for a new cosmetic surgical device, known as the Surgiwire Incisionless Dissector, into a finished product ready for shipment to surgeons.

LISTED UNDER: Wire Forming | Cleanroom Assembly | Cable Assemblies

Advanced Spin Welding Capabilities for Joining of Plastics to Metals

July 6, 2009 11:31 am | Veridiam Medical | Product Releases | Comments

The new Spin Welder allows plastic components to be quickly, cleanly, and permanently attached to metal assemblies. The addition of this machine allows for the management of complex projects that require both metal manufacturing and plastic attachment, saving both time and money for their customers.

LISTED UNDER: Welding

Laser Joining Technology Furthers Miniaturization Capabilities

May 8, 2008 8:42 am | Articles | Comments

Microwelding provides the medical device industry with yet another manufacturing solution option that enables OEMs to achieve further miniaturization of their products. It can be an ideal alternative to additive joining processes for a number of reasons.

LISTED UNDER: Welding | Microbiology/Chemical Testing | Laser Welding

Cleanroom Linear Robots

December 10, 2007 9:54 am | Adept Technology, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

The Adept Python Cleanroom Class 1 ESD modular Cartesian robots are the latest addition to the industry’s broadest cleanroom and ESD product line that includes SCARA, Six-axis, and Cartesian robots. The new robots are targeted at precision assembly and handling applications.

LISTED UNDER: Robotic Systems | Cleanroom Assembly

Elastomer Enhances Clearweld Laser Technology

October 11, 2007 10:01 am | Eastman Chemical Company | Product Releases | Comments

Creating successful medical applications that deliver effective, safe, and accurate patient solutions often requires forging partnerships with the right mix of technological know-how. Natvar, a manufacturer of extruded products for the medical market, and Gentex Corp.

LISTED UNDER: Elastomers | Microbiology/Chemical Testing | Laser Welding

Smaller May Be Better, but It’s Not Always Easy

October 9, 2007 4:27 am | Watlow Electric Manufacturing Company | Articles | Comments

Medical OEMs face a number of challenges in miniaturizing device designs. Fortunately, new electronic capabilities and technologies are enabling this process to be performed more efficiently.

LISTED UNDER: Electronics Contract Assembly | Medical Device Testing | Component Testing

Small Footprint, Big Impact

September 10, 2007 9:46 am | Articles | Comments

By adding robotics to the production line, a company can turbocharge its product quality, reliability, and speed to market. This article will focus on what characteristics should be examined when considering a robotic solution for various tasks.

LISTED UNDER: Robotic Systems | Cleanroom Assembly

Loading and Assembly System

July 5, 2007 12:14 pm | Ess Technologies, Inc | Product Releases | Comments

The TaskMate robotic loading and assembly system combines a FANUC LR Mate mini robot with ESS-designed equipment to create a system that reduces repetitive motion in the loading and assembly of packaged medical devices and other products.

LISTED UNDER: Robotic Systems | Cleanroom Assembly

Cutting to the Point of Fiber Lasers

May 8, 2007 11:31 am | Articles | Comments

Precision is of paramount importance in the manufacture of medical devices. Few technologies demonstrate the ability to achieve the necessary degree of accuracy more effectively than laser solutions.

LISTED UNDER: Laser Machining | Nitinol | Laser Welding

Laser Welding

March 12, 2007 1:24 pm | Mackmedical/Mack Molding | Product Releases | Comments

High precision laser welding has been added to the company’s broad range of sheet metal fabrication services, which is particularly significant to the orthopedic surgical case and tray market. The Class I laser workstation is a fully self-contained 24 x 18 in.

LISTED UNDER: Welding | Laser Welding

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