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ATL Technology LLC, a provider of electromechanical contract manufacturing of assemblies and devices with specialties in single-use solutions, has purchased MedConx Inc., which is headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., and operates a facility in San Jose, Costa Rica.
MedConx manufactures connection technology for makers of disposable medical devices.
The acquisition will incorporate MedConx’s manufacturing facility in Costa Rica with ATL Technology’s existing facility in Costa Rica, resulting in expanded operational capabilities and increased capacity. The facility is ISO 13485:2003-certified and joins ATL’s existing facilities in China and the United States.
ATL’s Costa Rican operations include distribution and engineering. The collocated MedConx facility adds manufacturing.
“The MedConx acquisition allows us to provide an increased level of service by adding manufacturing to our current solutions for engineering and logistics in the region,” said Brad Brown, CEO/founder of ATL Technology. “This combination creates a strong and balanced operation and is a tremendous benefit to the medical device industry in Costa Rica and North America.”
Along with the geographic and operational advantages of the acquisition, customers will benefit from the inclusion of MedConx’s proprietary Smart Technology into ATL’s product and service offerings. According to ATL’s leadership, patented technology gained from the acquisition will “foster ATL’s ability to develop innovative solutions for its medical device customers.” New additions to the ATL portfolio include the Smart Block connector family of products and mechanical use-limiting technology. This acquisition capitalizes on the key strengths of both companies, said Brown.
“Bringing MedConx into the ATL Technology family provides customers products and capabilities that complement each other with solid operational support behind them,” he added. “It’s a perfect fit.”
Springville, Utah-based ATL Technology is a vertically integrated electromechanical contract manufacturer, specializing in high quality, cost effective, engineered solutions. ATL focuses in four main vertical markets: medical, automotive, industrial and consumer electronics.
MedConx manufactures connection technology for makers of disposable medical devices.
The acquisition will incorporate MedConx’s manufacturing facility in Costa Rica with ATL Technology’s existing facility in Costa Rica, resulting in expanded operational capabilities and increased capacity. The facility is ISO 13485:2003-certified and joins ATL’s existing facilities in China and the United States.
ATL’s Costa Rican operations include distribution and engineering. The collocated MedConx facility adds manufacturing.
“The MedConx acquisition allows us to provide an increased level of service by adding manufacturing to our current solutions for engineering and logistics in the region,” said Brad Brown, CEO/founder of ATL Technology. “This combination creates a strong and balanced operation and is a tremendous benefit to the medical device industry in Costa Rica and North America.”
Along with the geographic and operational advantages of the acquisition, customers will benefit from the inclusion of MedConx’s proprietary Smart Technology into ATL’s product and service offerings. According to ATL’s leadership, patented technology gained from the acquisition will “foster ATL’s ability to develop innovative solutions for its medical device customers.” New additions to the ATL portfolio include the Smart Block connector family of products and mechanical use-limiting technology. This acquisition capitalizes on the key strengths of both companies, said Brown.
“Bringing MedConx into the ATL Technology family provides customers products and capabilities that complement each other with solid operational support behind them,” he added. “It’s a perfect fit.”
Springville, Utah-based ATL Technology is a vertically integrated electromechanical contract manufacturer, specializing in high quality, cost effective, engineered solutions. ATL focuses in four main vertical markets: medical, automotive, industrial and consumer electronics.