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Innovation and Expertise Drive Evolution in Medical Device Manufacturing
MICRO is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2020 and today, we look back on a completely changed landscape, where surgery is more efficient and safer than ever before and outcomes for patients have...
An Inside Look at Maximizing Throughput, Speed, and Efficiency with Robotics in Medical Device Manufacturing
Recently I entered our stainless-steel tube processing area, which looks completely different from the way it did 10 years ago. The entire room used to be filled with people who were running...
Subtractive Solutions: Modern Machining Techniques and Technologies
CNC machining and other hybrid technology systems can simply be programmed to accommodate part geometry, ensuring the accuracy of every part produced. - John Cross, Micro Computerized numerical...
How to deliver high-volume, high-performing components with MIM
Medical device manufacturers can produce high-performing, complex geometric parts and components for surgical instruments at high volumes cost-effectively using a metal injection molding (MIM)...
How the resumption of elective surgery may spur demand for high-volume surgical instruments
Hospitals’ need for single-use surgical instruments may spike as they resume elective procedures following the worst of COVID-19. Outsourcing with a credible tubing partner allows OEMs to focus on...
CMO ‘Excited’ to Support Medtech’s ‘Technological Explosion’
As MICRO celebrates its 75th anniversary, Brian Semcer, president, discusses medtech trends and changes in manufacturing, regulation, and more. Contract manufacturer MICRO Inc. is currently...
Brian Semcer, President of MICRO, Wins LWE Force for Change Award
MICRO, Inc., a Somerset, NJ-based contract manufacturing company that makes medical devices and other precision products, and celebrating its 75th year in business, is proud to announce that Brian...
Metal Injection Molding
Offers OEMs Edge and Safety with Disposables Medical instruments used in surgery today often require more elaborate features and added functionality than they did in the past, largely due to the...
Development Programs Can Teach CMOs Valuable Lessons
A successful partnership between medtech companies and contract manufacturing organizations can help OEMs get products to market faster, meet quality requirements, support Design for...