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25Sep 2023 by sam tilkins

MD&M Minneapolis Tech Talk Preview – High-Aspect-Ratio Molding Reaches New Extremes

MD&M Minneapolis Tech Talk Preview – High-Aspect-Ratio Molding Reaches New Extremes Editor-in-chief of Design News, Daphne Allen, previews Isometric’s upcoming MD&M Minneapolis Tech talk. Daphne Allen, editor-in-chief of Design News recently discussed Isometric’s upcoming presentation at MD&M Minneapolis, “High-Aspect-Ratio Molding Reaches New Extremes”. The talk will be given by Isometric’s VP of Business Development & Strategy, Brent Hahn, on Tuesday, October 10 at 2:00PM in the Expo Hall Tech Theater. Allen wrote “Hahn will explore how a variety of resins—from traditional, high-flow materials to difficult-to-process materials such as PEEK and FEP—can be used to create fully filled cannula and catheter tips without flash and without secondary operations that measure 0.001 in. (25 microns) and reach extreme aspect ratios (L/T) as high as 400:1.” VIEW ARTICLE LEARN MORE ABOUT MD&M MINNEAPOLIS

04Aug 2023 by sam tilkins

Donna Bibber Presents at SPE National Week of Injection Molding

Events, General, Isometric

Donna Bibber Presents at SPE National Week of Injection Molding Isometric was a proud sponsor of the SPE National Week of Injection Molding. This online event featured experts from the industry who explored some of the most popular trends, techniques, and technologies that make Injection Molding one of the most versatile and scalable manufacturing options available. In addition, Isometric CEO, Donna Bibber, presented “Micro Molding Tooling Challenges for Miniaturization.” The presentation discussed how product developers and device makers need to master the challenges of miniaturization, as the demand for micro components increases. In micro molding, tooling is THE enabling factor for producing these micro components and assemblies while still maintaining tight micron tolerances and complex geometries. Her presentation reviewed some of variables that impact the science of designing and fabricating…

25Jul 2023 by sam tilkins

Proven Results: Precision Machining and Manufacturing Are Revolutionizing Surgical Robotics

Capabilities, Surgical Supplies

by Amy Jeary Surgical robotics has already revolutionized many surgical applications and will continue to do so, allowing for minimally invasive procedures that result in faster recovery times, less pain, and fewer complications for patients. However, the success of robotic surgeries depend on the precision and accuracy of the console’s individual components, and this is where precision machining and manufacturing come in. Precision machining and manufacturing involve the use of advanced computer-controlled machines to produce highly accurate and consistent components. In surgical robotics, these critical components include the end-effectors and patient interfacing instruments, camera and visualization instruments, the surgeon’s control module, and robotic arms for translating motion. To achieve the precision required in surgical robotics, manufacturers use a variety of techniques, such as computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), and…

05Jun 2023 by sam tilkins

How to Combat Overuse Injury “Tech Neck”

General Health, Patient Monitoring

by Jason Obrokta “Tech Neck” is a relatively new term used to describe the pain and discomfort experienced in the neck, shoulders, and upper back as a result of prolonged use of smartphones, tablets, and computers. This is an overuse injury where the muscles of the neck and back are under constant strain. With many people spending a significant amount of time on their devices, Tech Neck has become increasingly common. Fortunately, TENS electrodes can be used to relieve the symptoms of Tech Neck and promote relaxation and pain relief.TENS therapy has been used for decades to treat various types of pain, including back pain, arthritis, and migraines. It works by sending electrical impulses through the skin to the nerves, blocking pain signals and releasing endorphins, the body's natural painkillers. Using TENS electrodes…

23May 2023 by sam tilkins

The Truline Recorder from Honeywell: Revolutionizing Analog Recording with Genuine Honeywell Parts from Graphic Controls

Graphic Controls

by Matthew Kallin For certain applications, instrumentation specialists continue to rely on analog recorders for reliability, consistency in measurement and meeting regulatory needs. The Honeywell Truline Recorder is one such instrument which is still relied on today to replace aging recorders and for new applications alike. The Truline Recorder from Honeywell is a well-known and reliable analog recorder that revolutionized the industry with its ability to print both the chart grid and data on a standard thermal chart. This made it easier for industries to track and analyze data, ensuring better accuracy and efficiency. But with any technology, it is inevitable that parts will wear out over time, leading to the need for replacements. That's where Genuine Honeywell Recording Charts and Marking Systems come in. They are essential components that…

19May 2023 by sam tilkins

Supply Chain: The Benefit of Buying Medical Devices Local

Capabilities, Careers, General Health, Patient Monitoring, Quality, Surgical Supplies, Sustainability

Our Global Footprint This is the first in a series of articles which will focus on our manufacturing footprint and the benefits it can bring to sourcing within your organization. Nissha Medical Technologies is a medical device manufacturer with office and manufacturing facilities located throughout North America and Europe. Our global footprint allows us to provide local sourcing to a large area of customers mitigating some of the supply chain challenges that have become common over the past couple years. At Nissha Medical Technologies we aim to Think Globally, Act Locally which allows us to provide the most complete service to our customers.by Jason Obrokta If there is one thing that the last few years have taught all of us, it’s that supply chains are sensitive and small disruptions can have very negative…

21Apr 2023 by sam tilkins

Revamp Healthcare Product Portfolio With Custom Labeling

Capabilities, Custom Label, Patient Monitoring

by Jason Obrokta Many organizations in the healthcare industry specialize in product categories which fit within their core competencies. However, being able to offer customers a comprehensive package of products is essential to a successful commercial launch. But what does a company do when they need support products which fall outside of their core competencies? There are several options available including capital investment in new equipment and establishment of new supply chains, acquisition of another organization or partnering with another organization who fulfills the product need for the commercial launch. These are all viable options but they require either significant investment, substantial time or potential dilution of the organization’s brand. One of the fastest and easiest methods for rounding out a product offering to customers, all while retaining brand strength…

21Apr 2023 by sam tilkins

Isometric Featured in Design News Article “Gaining Ground in Miniaturization”

General, Isometric

Isometric Featured in Design News Article “Gaining Ground in Miniaturization” Isometric was recently featured in a story written by Daphne Allen for Design News entitled “Gaining Ground in Miniaturization”. The article, a follow-up to the recent Design News webinar “It’s a Tiny World – The Future of Miniaturization”, discusses the trend towards miniaturization in many industries and the manufacturing processes, including automation, required for producing these parts.The article discusses two companies – Isometric Micro Molding, an expert in micro injection molding and automated assemblies for the medical and drug delivery markets, and Performance Motion Devices (PMD) which offers miniature motion control drives used in multiple industries including lab automation, life sciences and robotics. For Isometric, miniaturization means injection molding micro-sized parts, or small parts with micro features and precise tolerances…

14Apr 2023 by sam tilkins

Donna Bibber presents on Miniaturized Device Platforms Accelerating MedTech Growth

General, Isometric, News

Donna Bibber presents on Miniaturized Device Platforms Accelerating MedTech Growth Micro molded filter with 0.002” (50 microns) openings Donna Bibber, CEO of Isometric Micro Molding Inc., recently participated in a virtual event for the Society for Plastics Engineers (SPE) Medical Plastics Division. The SPE Medical Plastics Division encourages the interchange of technical and regulatory information on polymer materials/components used in medical devices among engineers and others working in medical device and related industries. (For more information on the Medical Plastics Division of SPE: https://mpd.4spe.org/)With a mass movement towards self-care, targeted delivery, and remote patient monitoring, medical and drug delivery devices are becoming smaller and smarter. To meet the explosive demand for these less invasive, portable, and miniaturized wearable health devices, scalability is paramount for commercializing platforms using miniaturized, highly precise…

28Mar 2023 by sam tilkins

CM vs CDMO: How Are They Different? What to Look for in a New Partnership

Capabilities

by Amy Jeary A critical component of medical device manufacturing has always been speed to market. Every day, medical device organizations are making the decision to outsource manufacturing to be more efficient and effective by choosing a strategic partner with the right in-house capabilities. When it comes down to making the decision to either make internally or partner with an outside manufacturer; the most common reasons to outsource are: 1. Scale production without major investment. 2. Increase time to market with dedicated resources and manufacturing expertise. 3. Free up money and resources to work on different projects or initiatives. CM vs CDMO CM is short for Contract Manufacturer. CDMO is short for Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization. The main difference is the development part. Full-services CDMOs handle all innovation and development work that occurs…