Check out the Microsystems Gallery

Microsystems has added a new photo gallery to the English website, featuring micro molded parts and images relating to micro molding.
The gallery is all about showing you examples of our micromolding applications in a range of industries and markets.

Microsystems Photo Gallery

MEDICAL DEVICE COSTA RICA
MPO Symposium
Costa Rica Marriott, San Jose, Costa Rica

The third annual conference, 'a great place for medtech companies to connect with suppliers and customers'.

19 – 21 March 2012

MEDICAL MANUFACTURING ASIA
Suntec Singapore

The Manufacturing Processes for Medical Technology Exhibition

12 – 14 September 2012

COMPAMED DUSSELDORF, GERMANY

High tech solutions for medical technology

14 – 16 November 2012

Extended Life Microtooling by Advanced Coating Technology (ELMACT)

This is a UK project funded by the Technology Strategy Board and the EPSRC.

Aim: Extending the life and enabling the re-use of microtooling through the use of advanced surface treatments and coatings.

Partners:
Teer Coatings Limited
The University of Manchester
Rainford Precision
GF AgieCharmilles
Rolls Royce plc
Micro Systems (UK) Limited

Extended Life Microtooling by Advanced Coating Technology (ELMACT)

This is a UK project funded by the Technology Strategy Board and the EPSRC.

Aim: Extending the life and enabling the re-use of microtooling through the use of advanced surface treatments and coatings.

Partners:
Teer Coatings Limited
The University of Manchester
Rainford Precision
GF AgieCharmilles
Rolls Royce plc
Micro Systems (UK) Limited

Converging Technologies for Micro Systems Manufacturing (COTECH)

This is a European Framework 7 (FP7) project funded by the European Commission, and comprising of 25 European Organisations including SME's, industrial leaders, research centres, universities, and service organisations.

website: http://www.fp7-cotech.eu/

Aim: Converging technologies and developing hybrid solutions by following the vision of desktop or micro factories for the production of polymer-based micro-mechanical components and systems.

Micro-Technologies for Re-Launching European Machine Manufacturing (LAUNCH-MICRO)

Microsystems has recently concluded work in this collaborative research project.

Funded by the European Commission under the Framework 6 (FP6) programme, and comprising 27 organisations for 6 different countries.
Concluded in December 2009.

website: http://www.launch-micro.org/