Minimally Invasive Medical Devices
Specialists in the Design and Manufacture of Minimally Invasive Medical Devices
At Arrotek, we have experience with various medical device types, but our particular area of expertise is in minimally invasive medical device design and manufacture. We specialise in single-use medical devices that minimise the size of incisions.
This offers a range of benefits including shortening patient recovery times and reducing the length of hospital stays. It also improves patient outcomes.
We can help bring your idea for a minimally invasive medical device from concept stage through to final working prototype ready for clinical testing and trials. Our team has extensive experience selecting biocompatible materials for catheters and other minimally invasive medical devices, plus we have precision machining and manufacturing capabilities.
We develop prototypes in-house too, enhancing the design process and reducing development time.
Interventional and Diagnostic Catheters, Guidewires, Access Devices, and Medical Needles
If you are looking for a design and development company with experience in catheters, guidewires, access devices, and medical needles, we can help at Arrotek. Our experience includes designing, prototyping, and manufacturing therapeutic catheters, delivery catheters, guide catheters, and more.
We are also involved in innovation and product development. This includes the development of very thinned-walled, reinforced, tubing-based catheter solutions. Catheters with walls sub-0.1mm create opportunities for new and innovative medical devices.
Catheter Manufacturer
Are you looking for a reliable catheter manufacturer for a new product in development or one you are ready to commercialise? We have extensive manufacturing capabilities at our modern facilities in the USA and Ireland.
Speak to a Minimally Invasive Medical Device Design Specialist
To speak to a member of our engineering team about your requirements, and to find out more about how we can help bring your idea for a minimally invasive medical device to the commercialisation stage, please contact us.
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