March 25, 2021 | Mukesh Kumar, Global Technology Director at Lincotek Medical, looks at a recent design success, while unpicking some of the hurdles ahead for the wider adoption of Additive Manufacturing in the medtech arena.
March 25, 2021. Casting and finishing now under one roof. With the newly-installed, state-of-the-art finishing line, Lincotek Medical will provide orthopedic customers with a unique integrated approach, starting from the casting to the finished product – all in one location.
Mar 3, 2021 | Lincotek Medical is continuing its global medical investment program to expand its facilities and help OEMs meet the rising demand for orthopedic implants globally through new technologies, automation and workforce training.
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November 2, 2020 | In his final blog updating us on developments over the past year, Lincotek CEO Winfried Schaller looks at investments made in Europe and Asia and reflects on lessons that he feels should be learnt from the COVID-19 crisis.
Trento, Italy - July 16th, 2020 | Lincotek Additive has recently completed its Additive Production Center for medical devices in Trento, by installing a new high-vacuum furnace and a validated heat treatment process. The move – along with an expansion in lab capabilities – will triple the capacity for thermal treatment at the site in Northern Italy.
Bologna, Italy | June 30, 2020
Efficiency boost for Lincotek Medical:
business applies lean principles and invests in new equipment
June 8, 2020 | Gennaro D’Andrea, General Manager of Lincotek Medical Division, explains how we are staying both safe and productive, as well as the steps we have taken to support our community during the emergency.
April 23, 2020. Despite covid-19, the company invests in Wuxi, China – doubling its coating capacity for othopedic implants and adding a cleaning and packaging line.
2020, April 14 | Enrico Sandrini, General Manager at Lincotek Medical in Bologna (Italy), discusses how design features, weight and size can make a real difference in the competitive world of instruments. Not to mention durability, material selection and other factors.
