Join Design News' Engineer of the Year finalist David Danitz as he discusses
his use of plastics and metal injection molding in his new laparoscopic
surgical tool. Two other leading engineers also describe other industry trends
and key things to consider for successful medical equipment design.
Medical industry leaders identify:
• Issues facing medical design today including
time to market, part cost and miniaturization
• Benefits of working with a molder early in the design
process
• Success stories and a review of common failure areas
to avoid
Dell was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell on a simple concept: by selling computer systems directly to customers, we could best understand their needs and efficiently provide the most effective computing solutions to meet those needs. Our evolving...
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Established in 1964, Phillips Plastics is a privately held custom injection molder of plastic, metal, and ceramics. Phillips Plastics is a technology driven Company, providing contract manufacturing services to original equipment manufacturers in...
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Smalley manufactures Spirolox® Retaining Rings, snap rings & wave springs. Spiral rings are interchangeable with ordinary snap rings & require no special tools. Wave springs reduce heights by 50%, with equal force/deflection as coil springs. Fit...
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One of the world's largest global distributors of electronic parts, enterprise computing and storage products and embedded subsystems, Avnet provides a vital link in the technology supply chain. Market needs and trends drive Avnet's product and...
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WEDC provides standard and custom multichip semiconductor products, memory devices and build-to-print electromechanical assemblies for defense and aerospace applications. Capabilities include: turn-key design through production; manufacturing and...
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Light Matters: The Unsung Heroes of
Modern Health Care
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