The Big Challenge
We help manufacturers of medical laser systems, aesthetic laser and electromedical equipment to choose the optimal cooling system that can keep the temperature of electronic devices under control, optimizing their performance and ensuring maximum reliability.
When it is necessary to maintain the operating temperature of electromedical equipment below ambient temperature, in order to ensure the proper and safe operation of electronic devices, Advanced Active Cooling solutions (e.g., liquid chillers) are used and these must be miniaturized, lightweight, easy to integrate into the Customer's equipment, quiet, innovative and environmentally friendly.
Our Goals
Goal 1
Implementing precision, quiet and reliable cooling
In medical laser and electromedical applications, it is essential to use cooling systems that allow precise temperature control and, at the same time, minimize mechanical vibration and acoustic noise levels, thus ensuring maximum reliability and quiet operation.
Our Goals
Goal 2
Ensuring easy integration of the cooling system into the electromedical equipment
The cooling system, in addition to being efficient and reliable, should be as compact, lightweight and easy to integrate into the Client's electromedical equipment as possible, without adding complications in the design stage and without leading to difficulties in assembly and installation phase.
Our Goals
Goal 3
Using innovative and environmentally friendly cooling solutions
Provide, already at the design stage, cooling solutions based on innovative and environmentally friendly technologies such as, for example, thermoelectric technology (Peltier modules) or speed-controlled compressor technology with natural refrigerant (eco-friendly fluid), is also a competitive advantage for the electromedical equipment manufacturer in its target market.
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