The system uses advanced laser technology and incredibly low clamp force to produce precise, clean and repeatable welds of superior aesthetic quality and performance
A microfluidic chip made using the new welding process. (Image: Fraunhofer ILT)
The process could also be used to increase flexibility and efficiency in the industrial production of other medical technologies
3D-printed stents are expected to improve sizing options, preserve essential anatomy, and enable diameters and shapes to suit individual patient requirements
Dave MacLellan, executive director of AILU, discusses how UK laser firms have answered the call for manufacturing to aid the fight against Covid-19
Lasers can be used to produce robust, high-contrast markings on medical devices.
The firm is looking to assist medical device manufacturers that are ramping up production due to current demands
SLM Solutions has launched an initiative to combine the forces of the AM industry to work together against the effects of Covid-19
Cobalt-chromium knee implant
Canwell Medical has chosen to use SLM® machines for product development of 3D printed surgical implants
Siemens connects healthcare providers and medical designers to produce components through additive manufacturing
In response to Covid-19, Siemens is making its AM network and 3D printers available to the global medical community
The roundtable will take place at 14:00 GMT and will feature a brain storming session between all interested parties
United Grinding and EWAG have together developed the Laser Line Ultra for machining the incredibly precise microtools
