05/05/2026
Over the past several months, our Engineering Manager had the opportunity to oversee a collaborative project with students from Penn State University Engineering and last week, the team presented their final design.
Tasked with developing a functional electric autocatcher, the students put in the work across research, design, testing, and iteration. The result was a smaller, lighter system that still delivers the force required to catch Well Master’s full plunger lineup. Beyond performance, the design helps reduce stress at the catcher - addressing a key challenge seen with larger, bulkier systems.
We are so proud to support opportunities like this that help bridge the gap between classroom learning and application.
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