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Transitioning from a design for prototypes to a robust design suitable for manufacturing processes is a crucial step in the device development process.  Effective Design for Manufacturing (DFM) of complex catheters can significantly improve manufacturing efficiency, quality, and product performance while decreasing costs and time-to-market.  How to Apply Design for Manufacturing to Complex Catheters If…

ePTFE, or expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, is a highly durable and biocompatible material that is often used in medical procedures where longevity, biocompatibility and controlled porosity is desired.  ePTFE is made from the same polymer as Teflon but expanded to create a porous structure. ePTFE can be processed with structural orientation to be very thin while maintaining…

Transcatheter implants are a type of medical device that can be delivered within the body through a catheter designed to access the anatomy through the smallest opening possible.  There are many types of implants that can be delivered through a catheter including: Transcatheter implants have revolutionized the way certain medical conditions are treated by providing…

The medical device design and development process is complex and time-consuming.  It demands a wide range of expertise in engineering, regulatory compliance, and clinical testing.  However, there are several strategies that companies can use to bring safe and effective products to market more quickly. Know the Needs Your Medical Device Serves It’s critical to clearly…

Choosing a manufacturing partner that is the right fit for your product and business is critical. Manufacturing in the United States might be best if your product…

Have you recently received CE approval, IDE approval or FDA approval? If yes, congratulations! The road to demonstrate product performance and address all regulatory requirements can be difficult.

Patients in healthcare settings often receive medication and medical therapies through a variety of devices or delivery systems. These systems include syringes, catheters and tubing sets that connect to each other.

Steerable catheters and deflectable catheters require advanced design and development practices. New catheter navigation technologies using magnets or electricity could be used.

Medical Murray, a leading device development and contract manufacturing company with ISO 13485 certification and FDA registration, provides comprehensive testing services for Luers including ISO (part 1 and 2) and ISO 80369 standards.