Medical Device Contract Manufacturer Connecticut. The medical device sector in Connecticut is one where precision and quality are of foremost importance. Medical providers across the United States require parts and materials that they know will be trustworthy. In some situations, they will require high volume orders, as certain products are single-use in order to fight infectious disease and maintain high standards of cleanliness. Most crucially, they demand these orders to be on time and within budget.
Roberson Tool is an experienced contract manufacturer in Connecticut that is happy to serve the medical device sector across the United States. We provide all kinds of machining, milling, and turning services and work with all kinds of materials. No job is too big or too little–we can handle any size production run. Our wide-ranging prototyping capability will assist your business in future projects as well. With a central location, over 20 years of experience, and based in a fully company-owned facility, Roberson Tool is the ideal source for your Connecticut medical device contract manufacturing needs. Talk to our staff today online, or call us at 573-646-3996.
Why Contract Manufacturing?
The medical industry is one that necessitates many specialized parts and components, as well as many unique challenges. Variables like seasonal demand cycles, a need for high production quantities due to many parts being single-use, and high start-up costs mean that many Connecticut medical companies face a dilemma when ordering parts or prototypes for new devices.
Working with an experienced medical device contract manufacturer allows Connecticut businesses of any size to master these problems and provides them with a valuable and high-quality solution. Some of the many benefits of Connecticut medical device contract manufacturing are:
- Savings – This is not just limited to costs, either. Contracting with an outside medical device machining firm frees up room at your Connecticut facility for other uses, as well as eliminates the need for additional labor.
- Consistency – You need your Connecticut medical device products to be built to precise quality control standards. Roberson Tool is built to provide the highest standard of reliability and consistency. We not only give you documentation and test information that proves our parts are made to the tightest tolerances, we can also work with your own quality assurance team to make sure that your standards are being met as well.
- Scalability – We know that demands and circumstances can change at a moment’s notice in Connecticut. Today’s specifications and product run may end up being a fraction of what you’ll actually need. Connecticut contract manufacturing solves this by being able to change production numbers as fast as you need them. You will not need to worry about purchasing new equipment or hiring new employees in Connecticut: Roberson Tool answers all your production needs.
- Advanced equipment – Buying your own CNC machining tools is a substantial expense, and there’s no guarantee that it will still be the latest and greatest even a couple years in the future. At Roberson Tool, we make regular upgrades to our machinery so you can always get products machined on the latest and highest technology CNC equipment available. Not only does this give you access to cutting-edge machinery, it also boosts the quality of your parts: newer CNC machine tools can build parts and prototypes to tighter tolerances than ever before.
- Unlimited possibilities – Computerized, automated machining techniques such as CNC machining have completely changed the game in manufacturing. Now parts can be made in sizes, shapes, and from materials previously not feasible. Our veteran team can work with you to create and improve your parts using the latest CNC machining technology.
CNC Machining For The Medical Sector
The medical industry in Connecticut is a large and complex web of interconnected firms that all demand specialized needs when manufacturing parts. A number of medical devices are made for one use only, as that helps mitigate the risk of infection. Other parts, like stents, catheters, and medical-grade screws or pins, are tiny and highly specialized — some no bigger than 50 microns in size. In addition, Connecticut medical manufacturing requires extremely tight tolerances and accurate measurements — inferior construction or loose quality control can quite literally be the difference between life and death.
CNC machining and manufacturing, then, is an ideal solution for the Connecticut medical industry. As the entire CNC milling and turning process is computer-controlled, parts are made with excellent consistency and to stringent standards. Medical firms in Connecticut use CNC machined parts in multiple applications, including:
- Orthotics
- Medical implants (hip and shoulder replacements, ankle implants, etc.)
- Complex internal and replacement parts for medical machinery such as ultrasounds, diagnostic monitoring equipment, and MRI/CT scanners
- Surgical tools
- Lighting equipment
- Safety enclosures and mounting hardware for monitoring equipment
Roberson Tool – Your Preferred Connecticut Medical Device Contract Manufacturer
With more than 20 years’ experience, Roberson Machine Company has helped many Connecticut firms with their contract machining needs. We own our entire facility, building and lot. This means that while other Connecticut machine shops need to regularly pay rent, we utilize that money instead to regularly update and improve our CNC machining equipment. Centrally located for quick delivery times and access to major markets, Roberson Tool can produce parts and tools, built to your strict standards, and in any amount. We also specialize in prototyping and services like deburring, engraving, and welding that add exceptional value to your Connecticut medical device contract manufacturing project.
Our experienced staff is ready to work with you not just as a Connecticut contract manufacturer, but for all your medical device machining needs. Talk to us by dialing 573-646-3996, by filling out our online contact form, or you can request a quote.