Driving Toward the Miniaturization of Medical Devices—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Medtech’s need for smaller device solutions has maxon determining creative ways to shrink the drive systems powering them.
Medtech Makers
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Electronics
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Tubing & Extrusion
Manufacturing Innovation on Next Gen Medical Device Development—A Medtech Makers Q&A
With the launch of two Innovation & Technology Hubs, Spectrum is broadening the scope of design and development for medical device companies.
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Patient Monitoring
An FAQ on Continuous Glucose Monitors and Other Wearables—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Since CGMs are gaining acceptance, stakeholders need to be familiar with their details on usage and development.
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3D/Additive Manufacturing
How Additive Manufacturing Is Changing the Orthopedics Industry—A Medtech Makers Q&A
The fabrication technology brings advantages to implant developers not realized with other techniques.
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Contract Manufacturing
Choosing an Innovative Third-Party Device Manufacturer—A Medtech Makers Q&A
In the wake of COVID, more companies are considering tapping contract manufacturers to help achieve their goals. What should you look for?
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Molding
Data Driven Process Development in Medical Device Manufacturing—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Data can be a valuable tool to help ensure accuracy in manufacturing of components for medical devices.
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Packaging & Sterilization
Medtech Manufacturing Cleaning and Sterilization Validation—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Ensuring components remain residue-free and are properly sterilized are critical tasks for medical device firms.
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Packaging & Sterilization
The Importance of Pairing Instruments with a Validated Tray—A Medtech Makers Q&A
A validated solution will save an instrument manufacturer time and money in developing their own tray.
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Testing
The Rapid Evolution of Laboratory Testing for Medical Devices—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Medical device manufacturers need testing partners who can match their pace of innovation with comprehensive solutions.
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Molding
Micro Metal Injection Molding—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Replacing plastic with metal in a molding process offers a bevy of advantages, especially at the micro level, but there are factors to consider.
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Testing
Predictive Maintenance for Laboratory Equipment—A Medtech Makers Q&A
The need to ensure the availability of diagnostic technology in terms of keeping it functioning properly has never seemed more important than in recent years.
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Tubing & Extrusion
Involving the Contract Manufacturer Early in the Design Phase—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Getting a supply partner involved early in development can help avoid problems and save costs later in the process.
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Materials
Filtration Materials in Drug Delivery Devices—A Medtech Makers Q&A
With drug delivery devices growing, it’s important to keep the factors surrounding filtration media in mind.
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Contract Manufacturing
Offering Services for Medical Device Incubators—A MedTech Makers Q&A
Helping to get napkin-sketch ideas into the marketplace is a key to continued success.
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Electronics
Eliminating Pump Pulsation—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Optimizing the performance of diaphragm pumps helps ensure the safety and reliability of critical medical devices.
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Molding
Advantages of Using Instrumentation in Injection Molding—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Technologies today help transform medical molding from art to science, enabling verifiable information and data.
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Contract Manufacturing
Finished Medical Device Assembly—A Medtech Makers Q&A
A late-stage step in device fabrication needs to be optimized early in development to gain the most benefit.
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Molding
Mastering Scientific Molding for Medical Device Manufacturing—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Treating molding more as a science than an art can go a long way to consistent, reliable results.
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R&D & Design
Prototyping at the Micro Level—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Miniaturized device components require a specialist to ensure both fabrication and prototyping success.
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Successfully Incorporating Remote Audits Post-Pandemic—A Medtech Makers Q&A
The pandemic caused remote audits to become the norm for a period of time, but lessons learned could keep the practice in place.
