Professional Medical Device Manufacturing
The manufacturing of medical devices involves the use of additive manufacturing or 3D printing. This approach plays an important role in prototyping and the creation of the final product. The advantage of additive manufacturing is that geometrically complex components can be produced, which is why it’s a technique often favoured.
Such technologies represent an expensive investment, not just for the equipment but for the training required to operate such equipment. As a result, many in the healthcare sector opt to outsource medical device production. Before you do, it’s worth exploring your options, including assessing the advantages of teaming up with a full-service contract medical device equipment manufacturers.
The reality is that in-house or multi-supplier setups cannot beat the manufacturing capabilities of an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) such as ETG. This is our bread and butter, and we’ve invested heavily in the correct processes, technologies, and manpower to ensure that any requirements are met.
The advantages of using ETG include:
- Broad-Spectrum Expertise
- Cutting-Edge Technology
- Supply Chain Consolidation
- Bigger Resource Pool
- Increased Agility
- Improved Service Delivery
- Rapid-Fast Time to Market
- Reduced Costs
- Increased Focus on Core Activities
The expertise of an OEM simply cannot be undervalued. It’s the knowledge that a team is handling the creation of all your medical devices without the expense of training said team. Our manufacturing process is geared towards the creation of devices that futureproof your operations while also responding to the rapid changes in the medical sector. And we work to your budget and deadlines.
End-to-end users like us can access a larger resource pool, greatly increasing our capabilities. In addition, our increased agility enables us to quickly react to changes in product design, manufacturing, and portfolio. In the healthcare sector, products have very short service lives – such a benefit lets you stay one step ahead. And with better service delivery, you’ll have access to a wider selection of better-quality products.
The medical sector is renowned for shorter product lifecycles. No sooner has a product launched than a new one is already in development to take its place. It’s the nature of an industry where constant progression is necessary. This can shift the burden of cost to the producer, however.
But an OEM like ETG is set up to bear this burden with the resources and capabilities to scale up or down operations accordingly.
Lastly, by leaving medical equipment manufacturing to us, you can focus more on core activities, including product marketing and research and development of new products.