Riedon Resistors Launches New Line of Custom Resistor Design Options
Mar 13, 2017
Custom design and experienced support make for virtually endless potential, publishes riedon.com
Alhambra, California - March 12, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Demand for resistors has surged over the last decade according to data gleaned from a number of cross-industry reports. This uptick is being attributed primarily to increased miniaturize industrial devices and growth in the portable medical equipment sector, up 35 percent and 29 percent respectively over the past six years alone. This comes as no surprise to the engineering group at Riedon Resistors who have witnessed the expansion firsthand. In light of the development, representative Phil Ebbert has launched the company's latest product line.
Ebbert elaborated, "Riedon is now offering custom resistors, giving clients the option to design models based on the types and sizes they need while using their own specifications. This gives our clients, as well as the customers they serve, virtually unlimited power when it comes to through-hole and surface mount resistors needed for a wide range of products. Our team additionally provides support for clients and is uniquely qualified in the level of precision necessary in custom-designed resistive technology."
Resistors are vital components in an array of industrial devices ranging from Power supplies and AC/DC inverters to security cameras and sensors. Most recently, power and precision resistors have been crucial potential in the health care field design. Diabetic monitoring devices and pumps designed for insulin delivery are part of a growing selection of home-based medical devices relying on resistors for safe and dependable operation.
Along those same lines, surface mount resistors and their counterparts are responsible for making possible a new movement toward at-home care. From compact devices monitoring cancer patients for infections to keeping track of respiration and heart rates of at-risk newborns, these tools are paving the way for shorter hospital stays and higher quality of care. Each new device requires specific types and configurations of resistors.
Concluded Ebbert, "The need for quality custom resistors is continually becoming more widespread. Resistors of any type, such as foil, thin film, wirewound, precision or power models, are available through Riedon. With our customization options and the experience and knowledge of our support and manufacturing teams, the potential is endless."
About Riedon Resistors:
Founded in 1960, Riedon Resistors has been on the cutting edge of resistive solutions for more than 45 years. Optimal design and manufacturing along with timely delivery and extensive knowledge of clients' distinctive needs have aided in building the company's reputation for excellence evident today as its wirewound, thick and thin film and foil resistive products can be seen in industries as diverse as: Aerospace, Military, Instrumentation and Health Care.
Contact Info:
Name: Phil Ebbert
Organization: Riedon Resistors
Phone: (626) 284-9901
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