Medical technology

Medical technology: Medical innovations require the latest electric motors

In medical technology, the areas of application for highly efficient motors are unlimited. For example, as a fluid pump (blood or medication), as an electric motor in the body, for dosing during packaging, as drives for high-speed drills, and as drives for robot arms. This calls for creativity and the exploration of the feasibility of micro lamination stacks.

Developing innovations in medical technology with SWD

Motors need to become smaller and generate fewer losses so that they heat up less. The challenge: Every project has completely new parameters that have to be achieved. With our innovative strength and experience, we help you achieve success.

Here is some food for thought:

Customer projects in progress:

  • Micromotors and microsegments
  • Blood pumps on or in the body
  • Robot drives for surgical robots
  • Special drives for vibrating toothbrushes
  • Drives for high-speed drills
  • Lamination stacks for vibration drives

Applications in:

  • Motors for drilling and grinding
  • Implants with special materials
  • Blood pumps as a heart replacement
  • Vibration drives for toothbrushes
  • and many new ideas in medical technology

Our specialist will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Facts and Figures

  • Micromotors and microsegments
  • Special materials
  • Minimum waste heat
  • Maximum speed
  • Special designs

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