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Accumold to showcase micro moulding innovations at COMPAMED 2025

At COMPAMED 2025 in Dusseldorf 17-20 November, micro moulding specialist Accumold will be showcasing its capabilities in ultra-precise plastic injection moulding. Operating from Stand #F20-5 in the US Pavilion, Hall 8b, Accumold will highlight its 40+ years of experience in high-volume micro mouldin

Accumold to showcase micro moulding innovations at COMPAMED 2025
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At COMPAMED 2025 in Dusseldorf 17-20 November, micro moulding specialist Accumold will be showcasing its capabilities in ultra-precise plastic injection moulding.

Operating from Stand #F20-5 in the US Pavilion, Hall 8b, Accumold will highlight its 40+ years of experience in high-volume micro moulding, supporting medical applications.

“We don’t just mould parts, we engineer solutions for the most demanding medical applications in the world,” said Petra Badrah, Business Development Manager Europe for Accumold. “Our customers know that success in medical device manufacturing isn’t about finding a vendor. It’s about finding a strategic partner who can collaborate from concept through scale. That’s where Accumold excels.”

As a vertically integrated operation, Accumold maintains in-house tooling, automation, metrology, and cleanroom moulding.

Attendees can also explore Accumold’s extensive Design for Micro Moulding (DfMM) capabilities, which it says are critical for customers looking to reduce design iterations, improve manufacturability, and speed time to market.

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