The Biomerics Advanced Laser division recently moved into their brand new 4,000 sq. ft manufacturing and R&D space at the beginning of July. Many individuals that supported us during our recent Open House and Ribbon Cutting ceremony, were some of the first to walk through the new facility to see and hear more about what our new division was capable of achieving. In addition to opening our new space, we’ve also hired a number of excellent engineers (with a combined 30 years of experience) who have the knowledge and skills in working with a variety laser manufacturing processes.

The process of Pad Printing is a common practice among medical device manufacturers to print, mark, and brand uniquely shaped medical devices and components. It usually includes a company’s logo and other distinct markings. This type of printing is usually used on devices that are implantable and/or non-invasive in nature. 

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We are pleased to advise you that as of October 2017, our new Minnesota facility is now ISO 13485:2003 compliant and our certification is in place. Over the last year, our Quality team has diligently been working to bring their facility into compliance with ISO regulatory standards.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT (January 11, 2017) — Biomerics, LLC, a leading contract manufacturer and innovative polymer solutions provider for the medical device industry, will showcase its capabilities at the 2018 MD&M West Conference. The event takes place February 6-8, 2018 in Anaheim, CA at the Anaheim Convention Center. The MD&M West show is the largest Medtech conference in the world, and offers opportunities to get up to “speed with the latest and greatest strategies and techniques that turn concepts into competitive products.” (MD&M West website)

For many years, Biomerics has been a strong manufacturing facility providing important injection molding capabilities with in the medical device industry. Our history and experience go back to the early 90’s with experience in molding a variety of tools, devices and products. Over the years, we have continued to be a major competitor both in the local markets we work with, as well as nationally. With the continued growth we’ve experienced in recent years, we are proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities both in our Utah and Minnesota locations.

What is Kitting?

Kitting in the medical device industry is used to fulfill orders that require the assembly of any number of items to be packaged into a ready-to-ship package, or kit. From there, completed kits are placed in storage and shipped out at varying different times.

What Items Can Be Kitted?

It is estimated that Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), affect 1 in 25 patients in the US each year, and claim more than 75,000 lives national and even more worldwide. It’s an issue that costs the healthcare industry $36 -45 billion annually to manage.  Unfortunately, these staggering statistics are not soon to be resolved or reduced until provisions are put in place to control or monitor these challenges, and people and organizations start complying with HAI guidelines.

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