01 / Manufacturing
Medical Device
Contract Manufacturing
Move medical-device programs into production with specialized component manufacturing, assembly, inspection, packaging, and manufacturing support connected around the needs of the device.
02 / Production partnership
Manufacturing expertise around the requirements of the device.
Complex medical devices can depend on multiple component technologies, joining processes, assembly operations, inspection, packaging, and production controls working together.
The operations and controlled environments used depend on the device, facility, production process, and program requirements.
03 / Production execution
Bring specialized processes together around the build.
The sequence is explanatory; actual operations are selected around each program rather than imposed as a universal device process.
Active stage / 01
Specialized process
Use precision extrusion, cleanroom molding, medical converting, advanced medical sewing, and materials expertise according to component requirements.
04 / Specialized capabilities
Use the processes the device actually requires.
A focused manufacturing index connects production needs to relevant Cordica capabilities without duplicating the full Capabilities system.
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Precision Extrusion
Medical tubing, lumen configurations, multilayer constructions, and extrusion materials.
05 / Quality in manufacturing
Appropriate controls around the manufacturing requirements.
Applicable quality-system requirements, controlled manufacturing environments, process validation, inspection, documentation, and repeatability depend on the facility, manufacturing activity, and program.
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Production execution today. A system engineered for what comes next.
Manufacturing focuses on producing, assembling, inspecting, testing, and packaging components and devices. Automation & Scale focuses on developing that production system for process control, repeatability, appropriate automation, and scale-up.
Automation is applied where appropriate; it is not a requirement for every manufacturing program.
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