Ursula Nollenberger, global product line director, healthcare & medical and liquid silicone rubber components, Trelleborg Sealing Solutions suggests liquid silicone rubber may be the cure for current medical device engineering ailments.
Rose Roberts, senior custom applications & materials engineer, and Matthew Nichols, materials & applications engineer of BTG Labs explain how controlling surface cleanliness can safeguard the future of medical diagnostic testing.
Arjun Luthra, Commercial Director, BioInteractions, discusses how an enhanced multi-action biocompatible coating is boosting biocompatibility and antimicrobial protection on medical devices for extensive periods of time.
As a sterilising agent, ethylene oxide’s days are numbered, as the medical devices industry looks set to embrace alternative sterilising agents such as chlorine dioxide, says Emily Lorcheim, Project Manager, ClorDiSys Solutions, Inc.
How can manufacturers help consumers to distinguish real from fake? Swiss start-up Morphotonix provides a safe and reliable way forward to protect brands and lives.
Thermoforming is proving itself a popular manufacturing technique, especially in the pharmaceutical and medical packaging sectors. Todd McDonald, Global Director of Sales and Marketing at TEQ highlights why.
Limited resources need not determine whether small medical device manufacturers can meet labelling compliance and validation requirements says Susan Gosnell, product manager at Loftware.
