von Tom | Juli 31, 2026 | News Blog English
A sensor that performs precisely on the laboratory bench can fail quickly once it encounters saline solution, condensation, body fluids, sterilisation cycles or long-term implantation conditions. Medical sensor encapsulation is therefore not a finishing operation... 
von Tom | Juli 30, 2026 | News Blog English
A manually operated coating process can produce excellent individual parts. The limitation becomes visible when production volumes rise, product variants multiply or every batch must be documented for an audit. Coating automation addresses this gap by converting... 
von Tom | Juli 29, 2026 | News Blog English
A coating defect measured in microns can determine whether a medical device remains electrically insulated, resists corrosion after sterilisation, or creates an avoidable patient risk. Medical coating standards therefore cannot be treated as a final inspection... 
von Tom | Juli 28, 2026 | News Blog English
A coating specified at 10 µm is not necessarily a coating delivering 10 µm of protection. On a sharp edge, inside a bore or across a complex assembled component, the local layer thickness may differ significantly from the nominal process value. For regulated and... 
von Tom | Juli 27, 2026 | News Blog English
A coating can meet its nominal thickness specification and still fail its function. Pinholes in a barrier layer, insufficient adhesion on stainless steel, excessive stress in a conductive film or poor coverage around a component edge often originate in the deposition...
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