Kollmorgen Provides Critical Motion Solutions to Medical Equipment Manufacturers in Fight Against COVID-19
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, Kollmorgen is proud to play a critical role in the fight against the pandemic, working closely with customers and partners. Kollmorgen's global production facilities are fully operational, despite the growing number of government bodies announcing shelter in place declarations.
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve and impact every aspect of daily life, Kollmorgen is proud to be playing a critical role in the global fight against COVID-19, working closely with customers and partners. Kollmorgen's global production facilities are fully operational, despite the growing number of government bodies announcing shelter in place declarations.
Kollmorgen motion solutions are enabling essential equipment manufacturers around the world to respond to the need for respirators and other personal protective equipment, test kits, diagnostic machines, ventilators, blood-gas analyzers, blood pumps, CT scanning equipment, and more. All of these products are essential to the diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 and its complications.
Beyond healthcare, many other Kollmorgen partners that provide essential services - from aerospace and defense, to food production and packaging, automated warehousing of critical household supplies, and energy and communications, to name a few -- depend on a reliable supply of components.
Kollmorgen design teams and manufacturing facilities are responding with urgency to dozens of requests to accelerate design cycles, increase production, and speed delivery for the motion systems that directly fight COVID-19 and keep essential services continuing for people who need them the most.
As Kollmorgen helps its partners defeat this pandemic and provide for essential needs around the world, its number-one priority remains the well-being of employees and their loved ones. As such, the company is scrupulously following best-practice safety recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO), national health organizations, and other local government agencies.