Deutsch

Aerotech's next-generation laser processing technology for medical device manufacturing

417
2025-02-08 16:06:04
Übersetzung anzeigen

Recently, Aerotech Inc., a global leader in precision motion control and automation, launched the ultimate cylindrical laser machining motion platform LaserTurn160. LaserTurn160 is designed for unparalleled precision and efficiency, with a 40% increase in production capacity compared to similar systems, setting a new standard for medical device manufacturing.

 



Extremely high efficiency, unparalleled precision
LaserTurn160 has been optimized for high dynamic performance, providing precise motion trajectories to ensure consistent and high-quality manufacturing results. Its multifunctional features can meet the unique requirements of medical device production, stent cutting, catheter manufacturing, guidewire manufacturing, and other applications.

Unparalleled performance
The direct drive motor and cross roller bearings of LaserTurn160 ensure ultra smooth motion, enabling the production of highly repeatable components. When used in conjunction with the powerful Automation 1 motion controller, users can achieve an ideal balance of precision and speed when processing cardiovascular stents or other complex tubular components.

LaserTurn160 has established a new industry standard Aerotech product manager Brian Fink said. This platform can significantly increase production while maintaining excellent part quality, making it a revolutionary force in high-precision medical applications such as stent cutting and subsea tube manufacturing, where process yield and part repeatability are crucial.

Main features and advantages:
Excellent production capacity: Improve process efficiency by 40% or more, reduce production time, increase output, while achieving excellent part quality and repeatability.

Dynamic Rotating Axis: Provides two options for direct drive rotating tables. ASR1300 provides extremely high dynamic performance for pipes with a diameter of up to 4 millimeters, with speeds up to 3000 rpm and accelerations up to 8000 rad/s2. CCS130DR is capable of handling pipes with a diameter of up to 7.9 millimeters, combining high dynamism and versatility.

Precision workpiece clamping: When the pipe passes through the aperture of the rotating table, a fixed length pneumatic chuck can almost eliminate unnecessary pipe movement during clamping and re clamping processes.

Enhance flexibility: Compatible with D-type clamps and optional alignment clamps, it can seamlessly handle pipes of different lengths and diameters.

Seamless integration: compatible with D-type clamps and optional alignment grippers, it can easily and accurately handle materials, and the front and rear tool boards simplify the integration of bushings and other process equipment. LaserTurn160 also supports wet and dry cutting configurations to achieve maximum process versatility.

About Aerotech
Since 1970, Aerotech Inc. has been a global industry leader in precision motion control and automation. From standard positioning technology and control systems to custom designed automation systems, we provide support for global research and industrial organizations. Aerotech solutions provide manufacturing, testing, and inspection processes at the micrometer and nanometer levels for the world's most renowned technology companies in industries such as aerospace, consumer electronics, and medical equipment.

Source: Aerotech

Ähnliche Empfehlungen
  • Chinese researchers have developed for the first time a room temperature HoYLF thin film laser

    In a study published in Optics Express, the research team led by Professor Fu Yuxi of the Xi'an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics (XIOPM) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed the room temperature holmium doped lithium yttrium fluoride (Ho: YLF) composite thin slice laser for the first time, which can achieve high efficiency and high-quality CW laser output.Laser devices operating...

    02-21
    Übersetzung anzeigen
  • A replica of an arcade made with a 3D printer in the 1970s

    A game museum has 3D printed a replica of a historic arcade computer space. The arcade museum in Stroud, Gloucestershire lacks the first commercial arcade video game. They collaborated with Heber company to create a real replica. Neil Thomas, the director of the arcade museum, said that because it is a replica, not an original, they are not "afraid" of letting people play with it.A spokesperson...

    2024-05-29
    Übersetzung anzeigen
  • Lockheed Martin announces expansion of 16000 square feet 3D printing center

    Recently, US military industry giant Lockheed Martin announced that it will significantly increase its additive manufacturing capabilities and expand its factory in Texas. The expansion project includes approximately 16000 square feet of dedicated space for 3D printing technology, and the addition of some of the largest large format multi laser printers in the space (it is worth noting that Lockhe...

    2024-12-02
    Übersetzung anzeigen
  • Breaking the limits of optical imaging by processing trillions of frames per second

    Pursuing higher speed is not just exclusive to athletes. Researchers can also achieve such feats through their findings. The research results of Professor Liang Jinyang and his team from the National Institute of Science (INRS) have recently been published in the journal Nature Communications.The team located at the INRS É nergie Mat é riaux T é l é communications resea...

    2024-04-08
    Übersetzung anzeigen
  • Monport Laser's grand anniversary event ignited a boom in laser engraving industry

    Monport Laser, a leading manufacturer of laser engraving machines, is pleased to announce an exciting anniversary on its website. The event will mark the anniversary of Monport Laser and offer customers a range of exclusive offers and promotions. The event will highlight Monport Laser's commitment to innovation, customer satisfaction and the magic of laser engraving.The Monport Laser Anniversary...

    2023-08-04
    Übersetzung anzeigen