Disposable Syringe Components
Molded barrels, plungers, flanges and colour coded syringe parts for single use delivery devices.
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Single use delivery and access devices where the tool, not the moulding machine, decides whether the device works.
Molded barrels, plungers, flanges and colour coded syringe parts for single use delivery devices.
View Component →Molded hubs, wings and housings for intravenous catheters, shown here coming off the production line.
View Component →Molded stopcock bodies, handles and caps for three way fluid control on infusion and sampling lines.
View Component →Molded blood separator bodies, discs and internals, carried over from the original product catalogue.
View Component →A family of molded luer connectors, clamps and tips for fluid lines in infusion, sampling and instrument plumbing.
View Component →Molded holders, hubs and transfer parts used around blood collection.
View Component →Thin clear sections warp as they cool, and a separator has to stay both dimensionally stable and optically clear across every cavity of every part in the assembly.
Read The Case →Supporting an automotive program meant adding equipment and capacity faster than a mold shop normally grows, while keeping the precision standards our medical work depends on.
Read The Case →The questions that actually predict whether a medical molding program will run smoothly, and the ones that only sound impressive.
Read More →Why 0.002 mm on mold steel tells you more about a molder than the tonnage list on their homepage.
Read More →Yes, ISO 13485:2016, alongside ISO 9001:2015.
That is the normal route here. Mold design, tooling, sampling and volume molding all sit in the same plant.
Send the part data and the annual forecast. We will tell you which of our divisions would run it and what the tooling realistically involves.