Six Tips for Medical Device OEMs to Bring Compact Distance Measurements up to The Mark: New Tech Brief
Woburn, Mass. — November 18, 2020 — A new technical brief warns that medical device original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) must take steps to ensure their compact linear distance measuring systems hit the mark for both performance and precision — and details six tips on how to do so.
In recent years, more and more compact linear distance measuring systems have been designed to fit the tight spaces inside devices designed for medical, life sciences, and other critical applications. The best models give OEMs — and their users — the precision, quality, and repeatability they demand.
But how does an OEM designer, engineer, or purchaser know the system they specify is really up to the mark? The new tech brief offers six key tips for medical device OEMs to examine when evaluating compact distance measuring systems. The brief is immediately available for download at https://bit.ly/2KaniUA.
Titled “OEMs: Six Tips For Bringing Your Compact Distance Measurements Up to the Mark,” the brief is provided by SCHNEEBERGER Inc., a leading innovator in linear technology.
About SCHNEEBERGER
Founded in Switzerland in 1923, SCHNEEBERGER manufactures high precision linear guideways, including ball, needle, and cross-roller bearings, miniature guideways, ball, and roller Monorail guideways with integrated linear encoder options and has also become a world-class supplier of multi-axis, linear motion systems to the Semiconductor, Flat Panel, Metrology, Electronics, and Life Science industries. Vertical integration of Mineral cast technology, providing superior damping characteristics compared to traditional granite base and gantry structures, has enabled SCHNEEBERGER to produce platforms that meet customer performance specifications that were previously unachievable. www.schneeberger.com
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