We are thrilled to announce our participation in the upcoming Medical Technology Ireland exhibition, taking place on September 25th & 26th at the Galway Racecourse in Galway, Ireland. We’ll be showcasing our latest advancements in medical technology at Booth 19. Whether you’re an existing customer or looking to explore innovative solutions, we invite you to … Arrotek will be exhibiting at Medical Technology Ireland 2024
We’re thrilled to announce that Arrotek will be exhibiting at the upcoming MEDevice Boston show, taking place September 25th-26th at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center! This is your chance to connect with members of our team from both Ireland and Boston, and learn how Arrotek can be your partner in medical device innovation. Here’s … Don’t Miss Arrotek at MEDevice Boston 2024!
Medical needles, especially those used in minimally invasive procedures, need to pierce through skin, veins, and other tissue with high levels of control and precision. Sharpness, therefore, is crucially important in medical needles. As a result, sharpness consistency should be a core priority when manufacturing medical needles. This especially applies when dealing with micro components … Medical Needle Sharpness – the Importance of Consistent Performance
We are thrilled to announce that Arrotek was honored with a prestigious award at the recent Life Science Industry Awards ceremony on Thursday, June 27th! We were named Life Sciences Company of the Year (Medium). The ceremony, held in Dublin, recognizes and celebrates the achievements of companies across the entire life sciences industry, including pharmaceuticals, … Arrotek Celebrates Win at Life Science Industry Awards!
Manufacturing medical devices is a complex undertaking. Multiple parts can be required for a single medical device and many of those parts can be extremely small, intricate, and delicate. There are often sterilisation considerations, and every element of the production process is controlled by strict regulations. Where does that leave the concept of continuous improvement … An Overview of Continuous Improvement in Medical Device Manufacturing
The state-of-the-art facility will produce high-precision and complex medical device components 12 June 2024 Theragenics, the parent company of Sligo-based Arrotek Medical, has started work on a new $10 million medical device manufacturing facility in Costa Rica. The new manufacturing plant will enhance the capabilities and capacity of Arrotek as the company further expands its … Press Release: 500 New Jobs in $10 Million Investment by Arrotek Medical Parent Company Theragenics in Costa Rica
There are two main types of tubing reinforcement for catheters and other minimally invasive medical devices – braid reinforcement and coil reinforcement. While there is often a crossover between the two, we are going to focus on braid reinforcement in this article. Advanced catheter technologies and other minimally invasive medical devices continue to transform healthcare, … An Overview of Braid Reinforced Tubing for Catheters and Other Minimally Invasive Medical Devices
We’re thrilled to announce that Arrotek has been shortlisted as finalists in two categories for the prestigious Life Science Industry Awards. Our dedication to innovation and excellence has been recognised in the following categories: We’re incredibly proud to be shortlisted, this recognition is a tremendous honour for our entire team and a true testament to … Arrotek Shortlisted for the Life Science Industry Awards
Should your medical device company partner with a CDMO – a contract design and manufacturing organisation? Medical device companies are increasingly turning to CDMOs because of the range of benefits and commercial advantages they offer. We’ll explore the main reasons for choosing a CDMO in this blog. What is a Medical Device CDMO? A CDMO … 15 Reasons to Partner with a Medical Device CDMO
Design for Manufacture (DFM) involves designing products, including medical device products, so they can be efficiently manufactured. This includes ensuring the product can be manufactured within a target manufacturing cost while maintaining consistent quality, safety, and performance. DFM also takes into account other factors that are crucial when designing minimally invasive medical device products, including … What is DFM – Design for Manufacture?
