Invotec Will Be Exhibiting at MD&M Minneapolis This October.

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Invotec Engineering Will Be at MD&M Minneapolis | October 31 – November 1 | Booth 1047 The Medical Design & Manufacturing (MD&M) show in Minneapolis is the largest medtech event in the Midwest—expecting to draw over 5,500 attendees in its 24th year this fall. The conference features educational workshops, exhibits, and speaker sessions in R&D, design, development, and manufacturing. Invotec will be exhibiting at the event, highlighting the latest developments in complex assembly, test, and inspection equipment. As an integrator, … Read More

Line Design by Assembly Magazine

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In their most recent article, “Line Design,” Assembly Magazine asked integrators to explain how they help customers determine what type of equipment they need. Invotec is featured in the article, outlining the questions we ask our customers before we begin designing a custom solution. In the report, Todd Westfall, one of Senior Applications Engineers reminds readers that, “a lot depends on the customer’s expectation for return on investment” (pg. 59). For example, helping a manufacturer to error-proof the assembly process … Read More

Invotec Exhibiting at the Assembly Show in Rosemont, IL This October

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Invotec Engineering Will Be at The Assembly Show | October 23-25 | Booth 1405 The Assembly Show offers manufacturers across all industries access to educational workshops, keynote speakers, and exhibitions focused on improving the efficiency, effectiveness, and safety of assembly processes. This fall Invotec will be there, highlighting the latest developments in complex assembly, test, and inspection equipment. As an integrator, we’ve spent 25 years designing and building custom automation equipment for medical device manufacturers. In that time, we’ve found … Read More

Invotec Featured in Assembly Magazine

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Invotec was recently featured in Assembly Magazine as part of their “Systems Roundup” for medical device manufacturers. “Assembly lines for medical devices don’t have to be entirely automated. In some cases, a mix of manual and automated stations is more efficient and cost-effective. Recently, systems integrator Invotec Engineering Inc. designed a lean cell to produce a noninvasive surgical device. The challenge of this line was to balance the simplicity of manual stations with the complexity of fully-automated stations—leveraging the benefits … Read More