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Though the findings were not originally broken out by bed sizes of facilities, directional data suggested that those with at least 300 beds were more likely to be accredited than those with fewer units. Manufacturers are bringing out a wider range of new CNC machines every year, with an increasing number of applications, including different bed sizes and productivity options. For example, molecular sieve processes require large bed sizes and very short cycle times, and reactions with metal oxides result in a nonregenerable waste product. |
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