Contract Manufacturing

CONTRACT MANUFACTURING APPLICATION NOTES, WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Preventing IP Theft In Medtech Manufacturing

  Preventing IP theft in medtech manufacturing is crucial for both revenue and patient outcomes. Learn the essential questions to ask your partners, ensuring your designs remain confidential.

• Prioritize Process Validation To Mitigate Manufacturing Risks

  Medical device manufacturers must prioritize process validation to ensure safe and effective performance. Neglecting this can lead to severe consequences. This article covers essential elements of process validation due diligence.

• Best Practices For Molding Bioresorbable Materials For Medical Devices

  Bioresorbable materials dissolve into the body, offering advanced medical device performance. Optimizing their manufacturing process is crucial for maximizing benefits beyond traditional implants.

• 3 Keys To Developing A Successful DFM Process

  Robust manufacturing processes and design for manufacturability are essential for high-quality, reliable products at scale. Avoiding shortcuts is key to preventing costly quality risks.

• DFM Enables Repeatable Micro-Features In Cardiovascular Device Prototyping

  A cardiovascular market leader turned to its contract manufacturing partner, Donatelle, for design for manufacturability (DFM) engineering support to overcome design challenges in producing a medical device for treating atrial fibrillation.

• Optimizing Outcomes Through Micro Molding – An Expert Perspective

  Craig Tappe, Sales Engineer at Accumold, highlights the micro molding process and emphasizes the significance of asking the right questions when selecting preferred suppliers.

• Soft Or Semi-Hard Tooling For Micro Molding?

  Do soft/semi-hard tooling & CNC-machined cavities work for micro molding? Achieving small tolerances, sharp corners, and micro features remains challenging for both micro and larger parts.

• Benefits Of RFID For Medical Device OEMs

  This guide will examine why OEMs are increasingly turning to integrated RFID to add value to their products in an increasingly crowded marketplace, and provide key applications for RFID in the medical device field.