Product Focus: Manufacturing/Assembly Equipment

Inspection System

Aven, Ann Arbor, MI, offers an all-in-one magnifying lamp and camera inspection system. The Mighty Vue Inspector allows users to view images directly on an HDMI monitor, capture and store images on a microSD card, and connect to a PC for easy viewing and relocation of saved images. The system comes with adjustable color temperature (3500K–6500K) and brightness control, ensuring optimal viewing conditions for precision inspection tasks. Designed to be ESD-safe, the device provides safe and reliable operation in sensitive environments. Images can be viewed directly on an HDMI monitor and can be captured and stored on the included microSD Card.

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Micro Spot Welder

A spot welder is available from Amada Weld Tech, Monrovia CA. The UB-1500A low power linear DC micro spot welder includes an SL-321A Light Force Motorized Electromagnetic Weld Head. This product combination was designed specifically for applications requiring precise positioning and force control. With a max output of 1500 A, the unit has four feedback modes designed to adapt to part and process variables. The micro welding machine is designed for smaller applications where closed-loop feedback control and fast response times are required.

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Flexible Screw Conveyor

A flexible screw conveyor from Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI, is engineered to enhance efficiency in material transport for the pharmaceutical industry. The Helix^® flexible screw conveyor is suitable for applications ranging from bulk material transport to precise batching and blending, effectively accommodating powders, granules, and irregularly shaped materials. This conveyor uses a helicoid screw that rotates inside a fixed tube to efficiently convey materials from point A to B. Its design allows for horizontal conveying up to 80 ft and vertical discharge heights of up to 40 ft, making it adaptable to various layouts and space constraints. The conveyor is available in sizes ranging from 2.5 to 8 in. in diameter, with capacities from 15 to 1800 ft³/h.

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Mass Finishing

Rösler, Merseyside, UK, provides mass finishing technology for a wide range of materials, including metals, ceramics, and plastics commonly used in medical devices. The process is ideal for complex geometries like those found in orthopedic implants and surgical tools. Processes such as tumbling, vibratory finishing, and centrifugal finishing ensure that even the most intricate parts receive uniform treatment, eliminating surface imperfections that could harbor bacteria or cause discomfort. Mass finishing technology is particularly beneficial in producing high-quality surfaces that are crucial for implantable devices or those that come into direct contact with patients.

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