by Engineering By Design | Oct 15, 2020 | Uncategorized
October 2020 – The Benchtop Winder now has the ability to monitor wind angle using an incorporated inspection camera. The operator can see the filament on the color monitor and can “bump” the pitch up/down to adjust winding angle. This allows winding tight-pitch...
by Engineering By Design | Nov 11, 2019 | Uncategorized
November 2019 – A new version of the Tube Expander Free Expanding machine is now available to reliably expand tubing up to 3/8 inch outside diameter for a lower machine cost, starting at $120k. This expander contains all the EBD expansion technology but has been...
by Engineering By Design | Jun 30, 2019 | Uncategorized
July 2019 – The Braider Respooler is now available from EBD as a method to reload Steeger or similar type bobbin spools. This respooler can fill 8 spools per set-up. Typical braiders use 16 spools so this respooler could fill 16 in two unattended cycles. No more...
by Engineering By Design | May 31, 2017 | Uncategorized
June 2017 – The Desktop Winders mission is to provide the lowest cost mandrel coil winder available, allowing basic coil winding with superior results. “Our goal was to provide the industry a performance Coil Winder at a rock bottom price,” states Dale Henson,...
by Engineering By Design | Sep 1, 2016 | Uncategorized
September 2016 – The Latest product to our Benchtop equipment series is ready to amaze. Its size and low cost were specifically developed for the Research and Development arena but suitable for production needs. The standard systems size and weight were designed...
by Engineering By Design | Dec 1, 2015 | Uncategorized
December 2015: Our Standard Reel to Reel spooler has been redesigned for savings. Realize a 50% reduction in size and cost with minimum performance reductions using our new PLC platform. The tension control of these units will complement our winders for providing...
by Engineering By Design | Jun 1, 2013 | Uncategorized
June 2013: Engineering by Design, of San Jose Ca, is now offering a new version of their tube expander for cross-linked polymers. This new version machine promotes the latest technology for closed loop pressure control of accurate expanded tubing diameters.
by Engineering By Design | Mar 1, 2012 | Uncategorized
March 2012: Engineering by Design, of San Jose Ca, has now released the next generation Double Vision Winder to meet the coil industry’s ever demanding needs. The new modularity of this system adapts easily to customer customizations. Filament tensions can now...
by Engineering By Design | Jan 1, 2012 | Uncategorized
January 2012: Engineering by Design, of San Jose Ca, just installed their first generation cable notching line with overwhelming success. This automated system replaced a hand operated machine increasing the throughput over 10x.
by Engineering By Design | Aug 1, 2011 | Uncategorized
August 2011: Dale Henson, of San Jose CA, used this technology to enable wireless control of tension on a spinning wind head powered by a rotary transformer as designed by a former satellite design engineer. The wireless communication allows tension set points to be...
