Medical
Injection molder Hy-Ten Plastics Inc. has gone back to the future by offering micromolding work.
Tessy Plastics Corp. may be 52 years old, but it's still able to move like an Olympic sprinter.
BioLife Plasma Services has invested $4 million to expand its Hoover, Ala. testing lab by 1,750 square feet and acquire equipment to recycle biohazardous waste more efficiently.
Cincinnati-based gasket maker Sur-Seal Corp. has acquired Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Kent Manufacturing LLC, expanding its medical clean room and automotive market manufacturing capabilities.
Tubing systems and medical component supplier Plastiflex Group has acquired Smooth-Bor Plastics and signed an agreement to acquire TIK d.o.o., expanding its medical tubing systems capacity in North America, Malaysia and Slovenia.
Henry Beck, the founder of injection molder and contract manufacturer Tessy Plastics Corp., died March 9. He was 90.
As the medical technology space reaches close to $600 billion in the U.S. alone, Freudenberg Medical and its original equipment customers continue to innovate to reach the shared goal of improved patient care.
Materials suppliers and distributors for the medical plastics market are sticking with sustainability and nearshoring trends as they address demand for PFAS-free, bio-based and monomaterial solutions.
Connectivity and technology took center stage at MD&M West as manufacturers seek out innovative materials for wearable medical devices and flexible printed electronics.
George Kipe, founder and long-time owner of Kipe Molds Inc. in California, died Feb. 4. He was 79. Kipe opened Kipe Molds in 1970, specializing in injection molding and specialty LSR products.
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