Skip to content
Industry

Medical & Healthcare

Optional: narrow results to one content type.
Select one or more.
Select one or more.
Select one or more.
Reset

Latest in Medical & Healthcare

Series 33 Endmills
Product May 13, 2013
Series 33 Endmills
SGS Tool Co. has added a new series of high-performance 3-flute endmills for difficult-to-machine materials and challenging applications.
Separation Conveyor
Product May 13, 2013
Separation Conveyor
Bunting Magnetics Co. has introduced a new line of high-intensity separation conveyors.
Working with CNC equipment: Inspection Efficiency
Article April 15, 2013 Tom Lipton
Working with CNC equipment: Inspection Efficiency
Anybody with half a brain can immediately see the usefulness of computer-controlled equipment. The ability of a machine to telescope the work processes so they run in parallel instead of series can turn a single machinist into a one-person army.
Rotary Broaching Toolholders
Product April 13, 2013
Rotary Broaching Toolholders
Slater Tools' highly-engineered internal adjustment-free tool holders allow trapped air and hydraulic pressure to escape during "full-form" applications.
NANOFLEX Cables
Product April 13, 2013
NANOFLEX Cables
HELUKABEL announced that its NANOFLEX line of hygienic control power and data cables have been approved by UL and CSA.
Needle Sharpener
Product April 13, 2013
Needle Sharpener
Phoenix Medical Products is a Mountain City, Tenn., contract manufacturer of various devices used in the thoracic, laparoscopic, arthroscopic, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, soft and hard tissue biopsy areas of the medical and research markets. As such, their watchword is precision at every turn.
Generating spherical surfaces: General Industry Coverage
Article March 15, 2013 Tom Lipton
Generating spherical surfaces: General Industry Coverage
A unique manual milling method is available for generating geometrically true spherical surfaces. This technique can be used to machine convex and concave spherical surfaces. Other than the milling machine, the only tools needed are a boring head and a rotary table.
Dealing with the unexpected: People & Companies
Article March 15, 2013 Keith Jennings
Dealing with the unexpected: People & Companies
My recent past has, unfortunately, included the passing away of several acquaintances, one only 38 years old. I also read an obituary in the local paper about a machinist we formerly employed, a man only in his 50s.r In addition, an employee's wife was diagnosed with cancer, completely changing his priorities.
Chuck the chips: Turning Performance
Article March 15, 2013 Susan Woods
Chuck the chips: Turning Performance
The process of displacing metal instead of cutting it is called many things. But whether they call it form tapping, cold form tapping, thread forming, cold roll forming, roll forming, thread rolling, roll tapping or cold roll tapping, many metalworking professionals are unfamiliar with it, according to Peter Gennuso, applications engineering supervisor for OSG Tap & Die Inc., Glendale Heights, Ill.
Trending toward productivity: Medical Manufacturing
Article March 15, 2013 Kip Hanson
Trending toward productivity: Medical Manufacturing
The U.S. economy appears to be on the mend. In January, the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation gave a tentative thumbs up to sustained business expansion through the first half of 2013. And the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index rose again in January, painting an optimistic picture.

Keep exploring

1 … 86 87 88 89 90 … 109