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Collaborating on Innovation in the Medical Instrument and Device Industry
With hundreds of customers served each year and millions of products shipped, we’re proud to announce that over half of our business is in support of the medical instrument and device industry. We consult with research universities and corporate labs to share our insights about the reaction of materials during production and our risk of failure reasoning. We…
Read MorePlanning Ahead Is Key When Contracting Accumet
To reduce project risk, cost and delays, don’t wait until the last minute to engage your laser services provider. When it comes to laser services a lot of customers want it done yesterday. That may be because windows of opportunities are closing, or because downstream assemblers are waiting for the part, or because revenue targets…
Read MoreShould You Buy Your Own Laser?
When you see BYOB on a party invitation, you know what your host wants you to do. And when you have a BYOD policy at work, you know your boss wants you to bring your own device (smartphone or laptop) to the office. Both BYOB and BYOD are very popular. So what about BYOL? Is…
Read MoreSix Questions to Ask Your Laser Processing Partner
Asking the right Laser Processing questions early in the relationship can avoid challenges later. If you think you might have a project that requires laser processing, such as cutting, welding, drilling, marking or etching, there are certain things you should find out before moving forward. Whether you are an expert in this field or only have limited experience…
Read MoreThe Difference Between a Laser Job Shop and a Laser Machining Partner
When you need an ally that can help you with prototypes ahead of the volume order, the best partner will be able to answer some key questions right up front. Can this idea be manufactured within the budget and timeframe specified? Will they break, corrode, or otherwise be damaged either during manufacturing or later when…
Read More6 Laser Welding, Cutting, and Marking Tips for Medical Designers
There are vast opportunties for medical tool, instrument, or device designers to leverage the power of laser cutting, marking, and welding technology to create innovative and disruptive solutions in healthcare. Examples include exploring new metals and alloys that might otherwise be impossible to weld for next-generation surgical and dental tools, precision cutting of adhesives to provide optimal adhesion…
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