Colin Spellacy, head of sales, Rösler UK analyses what mass finishing and shot blasting can be used for when processing medical devices and components.
Aengus Ó Curraidhín, senior medical design/development engineer at global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, shares his thoughts on what’s next in the MedTech sector.
Kevin Brownsill, head of technical: learning and development, Intertronics, shares advice on what to consider when specifying a structural adhesive for a high performance application.
Chris Whitehouse, a political consultant and expert on medical technology policy and regulation at Whitehouse Communications looks at the impact of delays in the introduction of value-based procurement.
Mike Ludlow, market development manager for E&L at Element Life Sciences shares how to ensure the safety of medical respiratory devices and the importance of the correct implementation of the ISO 18562 testing guidelines.
Olivia Simpson, CEO & co-founder of SymbioTex – a company that uses seaweed as a plastics replacement, shares why they chose seaweed and gives advice to start-up companies.
Joe Mumby, technical sales manager, ROBOSHOT, FANUC UK, explains how manufacturers can futureproof their operations by working with a single supplier for both their injection moulding and robotics solutions.
Luke Smoothy, founder and director, Get It Made, delves into why injection moulding still holds the sceptre in the medical industry and highlights the key benefits it brings.
Olivia Friett, editor of Medical Plastics News, discusses the lack of female representation in the medtech industry and how we can work on this for the future.
