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"New developments in medical applications lead to new developments in production technology [and] in turn new developments in medical applications,'' Kaplann said. Advances are being made in screw tips, feeders, robotics and materials, he noted.
Darrel Hill, national sales manager with Boy Machines Inc. of Exton, Pa., said that during 2004, there has been a sales increase of about 50 percent in the medical micromolding market, especially for vertical presses.
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