Aprima Medical Software, Inc
Carrollton, TX 75006
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Feeding System feeds half bearings of various sizes.
Feeding System consists of vibratory hopper feeder, 2 linear vibratory feeders, and small parts feeder. Half bearings up to 90 mm diameter can be fed through system at up to 60 pieces/min. Speed can be varied through potentiometer, and electronic controls synchronize speed of components. Up to 150 kg of material can be loaded in vibratory hopper for unattended operation.
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BizZyme business process management solution enables SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) turnkey solutions that allow users to create graphical design of business process logic. Accompanied by UML-style graphical design tool and client application for BPEL invoking, software incorporates XGrotto registry for web services that runs under Tomcat/Apache platform. It also includes NetZyme platform...
Read More »Software shares facility drawings through Web browser.
MicroMain FM(TM) v6.1 computer aided facility management system lets users publish facility drawings, data, and reports to Web. It can also link facility data to AutoCADÃ-® drawings of facilities, data-enabling drawings so that facility managers can visualize space and locate people and assets. Other uses include space planning; asset, maintenance, and move management; and emergency planning....
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LM Guides and Ball Screws utilize caged ball technology.
Measuring 976 x 540 x 300 mm, Type SNS300 LM Guide features 4-direction, equal load rating. Available in sizes up to 12025, Heavy Load Ball Screw Type HBN performs 100,000 cycles without problems when tested for durability under 118 kN load, 48 mm stroke, 3.8 m/min max conditions. Operation at higher ambient temperatures is identical at 20 and 80Ã-
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Actuator and Ball Spline come in mini and micro sizes.
Measuring 65 mm wide, Mini Actuator Type RDM reaches speeds of 5 m/s and accelerations of 9 G. At 10 mm/s, speed ripple is less than 11%. Max thrust power is 59.7 N, and continuous thrust power is 8.0 N. Micro Ball Spline Type LT features 2 gothic grooves and low rolling resistance that allows for increased stability. It is suited for harsh environments, as nut, shaft, and balls are all...
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Ceramic Guides and Ball Spline suit medical applications.
Ceramic LM Guide Type RCR, Ceramic LM Guide Type RSR, Ceramic LM Guide HCR, and Ceramic Ball Spline LT use ceramic rails, blocks, and, in most cases, ceramic balls. This contributes to non-magnetic characteristics, increasing application potential. Products are suited for use in medical equipment and semi-conductor manufacturing equipment. They reduce weight of overall product and eliminate...
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Damping Ball Screw utilizes vibration damping technique.
Product incorporates vibration damper inside hollow ball screw shaft for improved positioning accuracy and lower noise levels. Available for ball thread shaft diameters from 16-50, it is interchangeable with all ball screw types.
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Bluetooth(TM) Chip is optimized for mobile phones.
Integrated SiW4000(TM) system-on-chip (SoC) Bluetooth solution, developed using 0.13 micron CMOS process technology, is housed in 4.5 x 4.5 mm BGA package to minimize footprint of pcb. Product requires only 8 external components: 6 capacitors, one inductor, and one band-pass filter. Features include coexistence interface, direct conversion architecture, and synchronous and asynchronous serial...
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Pump Components suit OEMs or do-it-yourselfers.
Modular Syringe Pump Components allow users to build prototype systems or test pumping functions without sacrificing quality of pumping mechanism. They are fully supported with software, electronic diagrams, and engineering phone support. Modules include micro liter delivery, milliliter delivery, and high force delivery.
Read More »Switching Power Supplies deliver up to 30 W.
Encapsulated PCB-mount Series FSK-S30 is available in 3.3, 5, 12, 15, and 24 Vdc output models capable of operating in -10 to 60Ã-
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