The ability to accurately measure and strictly control bioburden is integral to a high standard of medical device manufacturing and assembly. It is important therefore that your medical device contract manufacturer has systems in place that ensure the lowest possible…
Medical sterilization is most often the final part of the medical device contract manufacturing process and there are various sterilization methods that can be used. The main ones are gamma (irradiation) sterilization and ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization. Gamma sterilization and…
In a marketplace characterised by increased globalisation, fast-paced innovation, fierce competition and stringent regulation, the protection of product intellectual property is a key priority for medical device companies. Therefore, when outsourcing medical product manufacturing, it is vital to choose a…
A key area of medical device manufacturing is the development of new and improved medical products. Much of the development process can be outsourced to a contract medical device manufacturer but it is critical that you choose the right partner,…
Medical leak and block testing is a critical medical device manufacturing process. This quality control measure is a safeguard against product failure and plays a key role in ensuring the safety and performance of your medical product. A blockage or…
Radio frequency welding, or RF welding as it is more commonly known, is a key medical device manufacturing process. It has a direct impact on product and packaging quality and performance. RF welding is the process of fusing materials together…
When you outsource your medical device manufacturing, it is crucial that you choose the right partner – one that you can trust and that will make your business stronger. It’s a critical choice. The decision that you make will have…
When deciding to outsource your medical device production, it is important to know what your options are and that includes assessing the benefits that working with a full-service contract medical device manufacturer could offer you. The choice as to whether…
The new European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) comes into force on 26th May, bringing with it the most radical overhaul of the medical device regulatory framework that the medical device industry has seen in decades. The primary objective of the…
Medical device packaging is a crucial part of the medical device manufacturing process, ensuring that your product is safe and secure during transit and storage, and in perfect condition and ready to use when opened. Packaging is also important in…