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Precision Automation Technologies that Minimize Laser Cut Hypotube Manufacturing Risk

About the Webinar

Manufacturing laser-cut hypodermic tubing (hypotubes) from raw stock often requires several steps that need tight process controls to obtain optimum quality. 

This webinar will break down typical manufacturing processes, highlighting key steps that require precision automation technologies to manufacture laser-cut hypotubes. Specifically, presenters will highlight the application of precision automation technologies commonly employed when cutting and measuring laser-cut hypotubes. Special attention will be given to how these technologies can be leveraged to minimize manufacturing risk. 

 

Participants who will see the most benefit include those involved in manufacturing, automation and R&D, plus engineers involved in the laser-cutting or measurement of hypotubes.

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • The various processes required to produce a laser-cut hypotube.
  • Key automation technologies and techniques to manage manufacturing risks when cutting and measuring laser-cut hypotubes.
  • Best practices exemplified by various case studies.

Travis Schneider is Aerotech’s business development manager for advanced manufacturing market segments, including electronics manufacturing, laser processing, medical technology, data storage and precision manufacturing. He has 13+ years of experience in precision automation and robotics, holding roles in applications engineering, field sales, product management and business development. Travis earned his bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering. His expertise and passion for innovation make him an invaluable resource for partners seeking to push boundaries in precision automation for advanced manufacturing.

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