Hutchinson Technology Corporation

Daniel W Scheele

Michael Wayne Davis

Peter Francis Ladwig

Dean E Myers

Bryan John Scheele

Andrew H Ashwill

Matthew D Crane

John L Schumann

Trent A Johnson

Scott J Cray

Cameron T Hempel

Kenneth L Bolster

Neal T Eidenschink

Joseph P Ortner

Larry D Flessland

Richard R Jenneke

Randy J Johnson

A wire feeding and bonding tool and method for attaching wires to a component having first and second spaced-apart wire attach structures. Wire from a supply is fed through a capillary having at least a linear end portion with a feed opening. The capillary is positioned with respect to the component to locate a first portion of the wire extending from the feed opening adjacent to the first wire attach structure, and the wire is attached to the first attach structure. The capillary is moved with respect to the component along a wire feed path to feed the wire from the first wire attach structure to the second wire attach structure and to locate a second portion of the wire extending from the feed opening adjacent to the second attach structure. The wire is attached to the second wire attach structure, and cut from the supply.

Wire feeding and attaching system for camera lens suspensions

The present disclosure relates to methods and a related systems and tools for dispensing an adhesive piece having damping qualities onto a component of a hard disk drive suspension. The adhesive piece can be commercially available layered strip sold as an adhesive layer having a first and a second liner adhered to each side. An exemplary method can cut an adhesive piece, separate the adhesive piece from a secondary liner, adhere the adhesive piece onto a component of a hard disk drive suspension, separate a primary liner from the adhesive piece, and dispose of the primary liner using a conventional gantry system. The method can be performed using a two-step operation of the gantry system.

Visco pad placement in disk drives

A patient interface and a method of installing a patient interface for a spectroscopy kit on a patient. The patient interface includes a butterfly-shaped patient interface with a cap on top of the patient interface and in proximity to an optical head.

Patient interface for spectroscopy applications

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Hutchinson, MN, United States of America

Daniel W Scheele