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Mo-Sci produces technical glass materials for medical devices.
up to 1,600°C and quantities from a few kilograms up to several thousand kilograms annually. Its unique in-house capabilities allow it to melt larger quantities in a variety of crucible types. Customers look to Mo-Sci when they need high-purity implant or medical-grade glass materials, or custom glass compositions specific to their application needs. Other service capabilities offered include glass analytics, coatings, spheroidisation and glass development. Mo-Sci also serves the aerospace, energy, automotive and defence industries among others. Mo-Sci is ISO 9001 and AS9100-certified.
Mo-Sci Corporation
www.mo-sci.com
Custom-made medical technology
care, including diagnostics, therapy, follow-up care and rehabilitation – are making a substantial contribution to increasing the quality of life. Its products offer wide-ranging solutions for medical challenges in the most diverse applications. Novoplast supports medical equipment manufacturers with its medical tubing and injection-moulded parts made of polymer materials. Some are also suitable for uses where they are placed under the skin. They, therefore, meet the very highest standards concerning quality, functionality and reliability. Novoplast is an engineering partner: no matter whether they come to it with an idea, a draft or a specification sheet, the company will take the customers’ requirements and wishes on board and get involved in the development of a solution.
Novoplast combines extrusion expertise with injection moulding know-how through close cooperation with its sister company Fleima Plastic, and is thus able to produce entire assemblies to customer specifications.
Refined, light and powerful – these are the distinguishing features of Novoplast’s products. Its tailor-made tubing and injection-moulded parts are used in numerous fields of application. Medical products and medical-technical procedures – from preventive medicine through to medical
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It supports its customers in the implementation of the entire development process – from the idea to the finished medical technology product. Due to the close co-operation with its sister company Fleima Plastic, it is possible to find the right connectors, clamps, caps or adapters for the customers’ applications, depending on the requirements, such as tube diameter, diameter or material. In this way, entire assemblies can be produced. In the field of standard medical components, an enormous variety of products can be offered. It also adapts to material ideas, designs and dimensions in the area of medical tubing. Novoplast realises a customer- specific presentation, such as delivery in fixed lengths, rolls with special lengths or tubing on spools according to their ideas. In addition to monolumen, multilumen and multilayer tubing, it also offers
high-quality solutions in the field of microextrusion.
Novoplast
www.schlauchtechnik.de
Create an aligned strategy fit for future business growth
Oliver Wight provides clients with the right steps for change.
Given the economic forecasts and rapidly changing market dynamics of the past 18 months, the need for businesses to go back to basics, realign themselves, and use streamlined processes and data to drive organisational knowledge and decision-making has never been greater. Business improvement specialists Oliver Wight is using three key strategies to help its clients realise their ambitions and drive future growth: ■ Analyse: Benchmarking client performance against industry best practice.
■ Redefine: Providing leadership teams with executive-level coaching to ensure commitment and alignment on the organisation’s strategic priorities.
■ Transform: Ensuring the business ambition is shared with cross-functional teams to execute growth strategies and deliver the key transformational pillars.
This approach is providing clients with advice on the right steps for change, and a clear view of what the future deliverables are and how to achieve them. Some of the benefits clients have achieved include greater foresight,
enhanced performance, aligned strategies, leadership commitment, enhanced adaptability, and the power to not only manage disruption but capitalise on it. Oliver Wight is the originator of Integrated Business Planning (IBP) and a pioneer in supply chain design, optimisation, and performance benchmarking. Senior leaders with hands-on experience, the Oliver Wight team use an integrated approach to improvement and change management, which enables clients to dedicate time and effort to activities that create value. With over 50 years of experience working with some of the world’s best-known organisations, Oliver Wight’s clients include businesses in the healthcare, food and beverage, chemical, and industrial engineering sectors. Oliver Wight’s clients in the healthcare industry include Novartis, Pfizer, and Mölnlycke Health Care. Oliver Wight’s unique
approach focuses on knowledge transfer through coaching, mentoring, and education to ensure organisations continue to make sustainable improvements for years to come.
Oliver Wight EAME
oliverwight-eame.com
New biocompatible UV adhesive for soft plastics
Panacol-Elosol has developed a new plastic bonder that is certified to USP class VI biocompatibility standards for medical device assembly applications. Vitralit UV 7030 features high elongation at break, excellent adhesion to difficult-to- bond plastics, and rapid curing under UV light.
The various material selections and pairings of flexible tubing and rigid connectors often create significant assembly challenges
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