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Case StudiesReducing Complexity & Cost for an Instrumentation CompanyWhen Microtrac, a particle analysis instrumentation company, came to Ross for a custom optical assembly, they’d had repeated challenges with other suppliers. As designed, a 2-lens assembly was needed to reach two different wavelengths, 405 and 780 nm, and others couldn’t hold the coating to tolerance. Ross’s engineering and customer service team took a look, and recommended a single lens with a dual recoat. End result? A surface reflection of 0.1%, which meant better performance along with reduced cost and part count. Since this early success, Ross has done the same for three other Microtrac assemblies, working together to improve the performance of their materials characterization system product performance.
Challenge: Unable to find a company that could meet their need for a 2 wavelength, 2-lens assembly
Quality Surgeons Can Count OnFor this California-based medical device company, Ross Optical has provided custom singlets and doublets for a product line of medical devices used in eye surgery and post-surgery eye exams. Ross’s engineers were able to make cost-saving recommendations right from the start, while their 100% inspection ensures a finished quality their customers can count on.
Challenge: Singlets and doublets for a medical device used in eye surgery
Prototypes that Work on the First TryPhotoKinetics is commercializing a medical device that uses lighting to deliver health benefits by selective blocking of light. PhotoKinetics partnered with Ross to prototype and test profiles for filter coatings that would effectively block a specific wavelength range without appearing too dark or amber. Expecting many rounds of trial and error, PhotoKinetics President Doug Steel was thrilled to find that Ross was able to manufacture both proposed solutions correctly the first time, allowing them to quickly get the product in the field for validation.
Challenge: Help an R&D company select from 23 proposed designs and prototype best bets |
"Ross Optical not only knows their science, but they have the insight to help us get to a working prototype the very first time." Doug Steel, Co-Founder PhotoKinetics |
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