— For medical device R&D, engineering & quality —

When the motor can't fail,
every detail decides.

Lamination stacks for the motors inside blood pumps, surgical robots and implantable drives — miniaturized, ultra-reliable, ready for regulated production series.

the magnetic core of the motor

Macro of a miniature bonded lamination stack for a medical micromotor
Specimen 01 — Bonded lamination stack · 0.05 mm electrical steel
Origin
Swiss precision
Electrical steel — min. gauge
0.05 mm
Programme scope
Feasibility → production series

Series-proven precision — 1,000,000+ bonded segments produced · decades of Swiss stator & rotor expertise · production and data in Switzerland

§01The stakes

A motor that runs inside the human body leaves no room for error.

Smaller, cleaner, quieter, more reliable than the general market builds — and it all begins with the lamination stack.

Technician inspecting a stator under a stereo microscope
§02Requirements & answers

Your requirements are extreme.
So is the way we build.

  1. REQ-01

    Miniaturization

    Micromotors and microsegments, electrical steel down to 0.05 mm.

  2. REQ-02

    Reliability that can't fail

    Segments bonded, not welded. Full strength and quality testing.

  3. REQ-03

    Cleanliness & biocompatibility

    Higher cleanliness, special materials for implantable applications.

  4. REQ-04

    Low heat, noise & vibration

    Thermally stable stacks that measurably reduce vibration and noise.

  5. REQ-05

    Precision that assembles

    Roundness within a few 1/100 mm, enabling a smaller air gap.

  6. REQ-06

    Prototype → production series

    We deliver process and machines — at SWD or on your site.

§03Applications

Built for the drives inside modern medicine.

Blood & heart-replacement pumpsAP-01 · Life support

Blood & heart-replacement pumps

Circulatory-support drives — silent, continuous, for life-support applications.

Surgical robot drivesAP-02 · Robotics

Surgical robot drives

Compact joint and instrument motors with the repeatability robotics require.

High-speed drills & sawsAP-03 · Surgical

High-speed drills & saws

Electric drives replacing pneumatic tools — quieter, cleaner, controllable.

Drilling & grinding motorsAP-04 · Ortho / Neuro

Drilling & grinding motors

High-torque miniature drives for orthopedic and neurosurgical instruments.

Oscillating drivesAP-05 · Dental

Oscillating drives

Precision and low vibration where patient comfort is measured in microns.

Implantable drivesAP-06 · Implant

Implantable drives

Special materials, higher cleanliness, for implantable applications.

…and many new medical-technology ideas. Challenge us.

§04Partner statement
SWD engineers reviewing a motor prototype
Co-engineering, in the room

Not a stamping shop.
Your development partner from concept to regulated production.

We start at the idea — solving electrical, quality and manufacturing constraints together, so the motor is repeatable, clean and scalable before it's a spec sheet.

— SWD Engineering, SwitzerlandChallenge us.
— Mission —

Behind every spec there's a surgeon — and a patient.

That's the standard we build to.

§05Programme

A partner for the long programs medical demands.

  1. Confidential feasibility talk
    Phase I

    Confidential feasibility talk

    Under NDA. We ask the hard manufacturing questions early.

  2. Concept & material selection
    Phase II

    Concept & material selection

    Electrical, quality and process constraints solved together.

  3. Prototype, testing & validation
    Phase III

    Prototype, testing & validation

    Real parts, measured. Bonded stacks, strength and quality tested.

  4. Production series
    Phase IV

    Production series

    Built for 10-year+ lifecycles, at SWD or transferred to your site.

§06Confidential request

Let's talk — under NDA.

Tell us about your device. We'll come back with a concrete technical assessment. Your idea stays yours.

Form MED-01 · Feasibility requestConfidential
1 — Requestor
2 — Device
3 — Priorities

What matters most?

4 — Consent

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