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Is Two-Shot Molding Right for Your Part?
The medical device industry is known for its constant pursuit of innovation and technological advancements. One process that has gained prominence in recent years is two-shot plastic injection molding. It allows for the creation of complex parts in a single manufacturing step, in the process reducing assembly time and costs, as well as improving the aesthetics and functionality of the final product, and in the end improving patient outcomes. But is it right for your part?
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Long Cannula Cooling Challenge
A customer came to us with a cooling challenge involving a long cannula. The parts were coming off the press at high temperatures that rendered them unusable. As a short-term measure, the parts were kept longer in the mold to give them extra time to cool. This lengthened cycle times, however, and was far from sustainable. Find out how Atalys engineers came up up with a long-term, viable solution in this case study.
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Why Manufacturing Strategy Determines Access to Care
Surgical robotics is reshaping modern medicine but innovation alone does not ensure global access. As robotic platforms move from flagship hospitals to broader adoption, manufacturing strategy becomes the critical enabler of scale. From precision tooling to advanced plastics processing and automation, the path to millions of units per year must be engineered as intentionally as the technology itself.
The Power of Plastic Injection Molding: Why It’s the Ideal Choice for Medical Device Companies
The medical device industry is constantly evolving, driven by the demand for innovative solutions to improve patient outcomes and streamline healthcare processes. In this highly regulated and competitive environment, manufacturers must rely on advanced manufacturing techniques to produce high-quality, reliable, and cost-effective products.
