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Medical device and systems manufacturers face growing challenges to combine different research and engineering specialties and disciplines in ways that drive innovation, control costs and respond to new technologies such as robot-guided surgery, new drug delivery systems and smart implants. Bosch Rexroth has the experience and innovative products to help drive healthcare innovation forward.
Our modular motion control systems speed system design and offer extreme precision motion. Our linear components are engineered with specialty materials such as anti-corrosive steel and low-noise guides. Our assembly technologies enable efficient, lean manufacturing through manual, semi-automated, and fully automated assembly. Our high-performance pneumatic systems feature miniature slides and cylinders perfect for tight lab environments as well as miniature valves and fittings. And our application expertise and manufacturing resources enable us to quickly, intelligently combine these technologies into solutions that can transform system design, manufacturing processes and quality.
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Medical and Life Sciences Articles on Productivity
Assembly in Action: Taking advantage of all three dimensions — Learn how a leading manufacturer of custom-eyeglass lenses utilized Rexroth VarioFlow conveyors and aluminum structural framing to build a new lean production facility.
Key Considerations in Cleanroom Conveyors — This cover article in Controlled Environments magazine, by Bosch Rexroth TS Conveyors Product Manager Mark Dinges, details how a modular approach to cleanroom conveying offers numerous advantages for manufacturers, such as increased flexibility, reduced costs, and faster, more proactive responses to changes in technology or levels of demand.
Success Stories
"Motion Control Meets Medical Imaging" explains how an advanced Rexroth motion control platform helps control costs, streamline a global product supply chain, and provide systems capable of delivering the complex kinematics demanded by today’s leading 2-D and 3-D imaging systems.
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