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You are here: Home / Controls / Lin Engineering hastens manufacture of dc motors for fight against COVID-19

Lin Engineering hastens manufacture of dc motors for fight against COVID-19

April 3, 2020 By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, demand for medical equipment has quickly risen. Many such devices incorporate precision electric motors. To support efforts to combat COVID-19, Lin Engineering — a designer and manufacturer of precision electric motors and motion systems — is prioritizing the production and supply of motors to support companies making medical devices critical in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. Highest priority is supplying motors to the makers of medical ventilators and related equipment needed for respiratory care as well as devices to diagnose and treat COVID-19 patients.

COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that can cause serious respiratory problems necessitating the use of ventilators to help patients struck ill with the coronavirus breathe. A key part of most ventilator designs is a motor to pump air.

Depending on the design, ventilators employ an array of motors for this function, including:

  • Hybrid stepper motors
  • Standard bldc motors
  • Frameless bldc motors
  • Slotless motors
  • Coreless bldc motors

Lin Engineering designs and produces all of these motor types to support ventilator applications. Motors from the supplier are customizable to deliver maximum operational efficiency at the required voltage and amperage — and ensure seamless system integration.

Lin Engineering has been helping engineers create new advancements in medical equipment for more than 30 years. This medical equipment includes surgical robots and critical-care devices such as ventilators as well as laboratory equipment to test and diagnose patients. Medical applications demand that motors be reliable and long-lasting. Lin Engineering motors are field-proven and trusted by medical personnel worldwide … and currently operate in dozens of FDA-approved devices.

Lin Engineering motors come in myriad subtypes, frame sizes, and formats — often sporting custom housings, shafts, leads, and connectors — for customized designs that seamlessly fit into medical devices.

Lin Engineering’s Northern California manufacturing facility doubles as a prototyping facility led by engineers on premises. The engineers have access to the equipment used to produce the motors in volume … and that in turn ensures the motor manufacturer supplies accurate prototypes quickly, as the engineers are involved with the entire process. This arrangement also ensures prototypes work exactly as volume-manufactured parts.

The motor maker’s manufacturing facilities within the United States and in Asia allow quick manufacture of motors at high volumes. The company’s Northern California facility is optimized for low to mid-volume production … the off-shore facilities are optimized for high volume production and quick scaling of throughput for an array of manufacturing requirements.

To learn more about Lin Engineering’s components for integration into medical devices to fight against COVID-19, visit lin-staging.space/news/rapid-dc-motor-manufacturing-for-fight-against-covid-19.

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