Mar 30 | Products
With their proprietary dip and spray coating process,
Polyzen enhances product performance and allows for maintaining tight
tolerances on wall thickness and other stringent specifications.
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Dec 8 2011 | Products
A highly precise PTFE coating service for stainless steel
and nitinol hypodermic tubing that does not alter the tubing’s physical
properties is available from Applied Plastics Co...
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Nov 9 2011 | Articles
Traditionally, the appearance of medical devices was an
afterthought and not considered a critical element of design. However, with
more devices being used directly by the patient, aesthetics have come to the
forefront. This article looks at a technology that helps maintain a high level
of functionality in the packaging of a device and couples it with a great
appearance.
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Sep 21 2011 | Products
A full line of cotton fiber mounted points that are ideally
suited for EOAT (end-of-arm-tooling) in automated metal deburring and finishing
applications is available from Rex-Cut Products, Inc.
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Jun 29 2011 | Articles
Laser marking, a fast and clean marking technology, is
rapidly replacing older product marking technology. A key factor in the
widespread adoption of laser marking is the exponential increase in the use of
direct marking of part information to aid in tracking and traceability. Easy
and flexible automation, improved environmental profile, and low cost of
ownership add to the benefits of this technology.
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Jun 29 2011 | Articles
Laser processing and machining offer a variety of advantages
to medical device manufacturers across a number of sectors in the industry. The
next generation of laser systems is improving upon these technologies by providing
enhanced results in a fraction of the time. This enables even greater precision
with less impact on the material being used.
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Feb 4 2011 | Products
Hutchinson Technology Inc (HTI), an industry leader in
manufacturing precision components, announces successful high volume production
of micropatterned parts utilizing a partial photochemical etching process.
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Aug 19 2010 | News
DEARBORN, Mich., August 18, 2010 — A new Finishing Technologies Pavilion & Conference debuting at FABTECH 2010 Nov. 2-4 in Atlanta allows manufacturing executives to review finishing equipment, processes and services, and gain valuable technical insight. Sponsored by the Chemical...
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Aug 5 2010 | Products
Bayer MaterialScience LLC recently introduced Baymedix CL
100, a lubricious surface treatment for medical devices that gives a durable
coating with an especially low coefficient of wet friction.
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Jun 23 2010 | Articles
Printing on toothbrushes used to be a challenge in the product decorating field, until the engineers at Pad Print Machinery of Vermont sunk their teeth into the problem. “Toothbrush manufactures were coming to us with a dozen different styles of
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Oct 21 2009 | Products
TechDevice (Booth 860), a developer and manufacturer of balloons, catheters, guidewires, and components, has expanded its grinding capabilities and capacity with the recent investment and focus on precision grinding.
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Oct 5 2009 | Articles
Microabrasive blasting offers medical device manufacturers an effective way to treat the surface of a variety of materials for a wide array of applications. However, many may not be aware of how extensive its benefits are.
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Aug 5 2009 | Products
Laser machining capabilities include data-matrix marking, allowing for a significant amount of data to be stored in a very small space. This process is typically used for marking small and difficult surfaces.
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Mar 17 2009 | Products
The Dyne-A-Mite IT Elite etches, cleans, activates, sterilizes, and functionalizes a wide variety of difficult to treat conductive and non conductive material surfaces.
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Nov 10 2008 | Products
The 7210 and 7310 fiber laser coders are compact, fast, and highly reliable for direct parts marking and unique identification coding on a variety of hard-to-mark materials, including nearly any metal, ceramic, or plastic part.
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Nov 10 2008 | Products
The AccuFlo abrasive blaster provides surface treatment solutions for the manufacture of medical parts. It is used to roughen the smooth surface finish on the threaded portion of dental implants.
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Oct 13 2008 | Products
Laser marking provides an ideal permanent marking solution on medical devices and equipment, surgical instruments, and orthopedic inserts, as well as in conjunction with high speed packaging and labeling lines.
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