By Nancy Cates, contributing writer UV+EB Technology Reboot Medical, a start-up company with offices at the Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2) in Lowell, Massachusetts, is developing photocurable materials that can dramatically reduce the procedure time for orthopedic fracture care. Instead of spending 20 minutes or more waiting for a traditional … [Read more...] about Start-up Offers Promising Cure for Conventional Fracture Care
2018 Issue 4
Business Leaders Project Direction for Curing in 2019 and Beyond
Compiled and edited by Nancy Cates, contributing writer UV+EB Technology According to an August 2018 analysis from the US Congressional Budget Office, the growth in real gross domestic product (GDP) for the year was projected at 3.1%, with an anticipated drop in the rate of growth to 2.4% in 2019. Employment was expected to remain high. While that’s good news for many, the … [Read more...] about Business Leaders Project Direction for Curing in 2019 and Beyond
Critical Roles for Germicidal LEDs in Health Care Delivery Facilities
By Peter E. Gordon Bolb Corporation Infectious diseases are caused by various pathogens: vegetated bacteria, bacterial spores, virions and fungi. Once transferred upon or introduced into a susceptible patient’s body, these pathogens, some of which are now antibiotic resistant, replicate and can cause an infection and illness, sometimes resulting in great discomfort and even … [Read more...] about Critical Roles for Germicidal LEDs in Health Care Delivery Facilities
Supply Chain Issues Have Disruptive Influence on Curing Industry
By Dianna Brodine, managing editor UV+EB Technology Editor’s Note: Material concerns have been a hot topic within the energy curing community. By addressing the pain points, this article serves as a reference – and perhaps as inspiration – to begin the conversations regarding other options for the market. A variety of factors have come together to bog down the efficient … [Read more...] about Supply Chain Issues Have Disruptive Influence on Curing Industry
Formulating for 3D printing: Constraints and Components for Stereolithography
By R.J. Viereckl, Michael Gould, Volker Petry, Rich Dodd, Xavier Marguerettaz and Sean Des Roches Rahn USA 3D printing is a technique that has been employed for much longer than one would intuitively expect. Lamination-style creation is a well-known type of printing used in the making of 3D objects, for instance, in clay pot construction. Coils of wet clay1 can be stacked and … [Read more...] about Formulating for 3D printing: Constraints and Components for Stereolithography