Site Tour: Fremont Micro-molding

Site Tour: Indianapolis, Indiana

On a Silver Platter: Examining the Cases & Trays Market

By Mark Crawford, Contributing Editor This article originally appeared in Orthopedic Design & Technology Growth is strong in the cases and trays (C&T) orthopedic market, especially in the extremities sector. For example, the overall global procedure trays market size was valued at $17.6 billion in 2022 and expected to expand at a compound annual growth […]
Vertical Integration Speeds Scale-up for US Launch of Orthopedic Implant

Single-source supply and end-to-end solutions guide major improvements to production capabilities and create efficiencies for a European medical device manufacturer.
Video Overview: Motion Preservation Spinal Implants

Site Tour: Grand Rapids, Michigan

Collaborative Transfer of Surgical Device Meets Aggressive Time Frame

A leading, multinational medical technology company needed to transfer manufacturing of a medical device to free up cleanroom manufacturing space for a new product.
5 Questions for Viant at Medica/CompaMed 2019

By Sean Fenske This article originally appeared in Medical Product Outsourcing Magazine. Once again, I find myself wandering the many halls of the Medica and CompaMed trade events. Between checking out the latest and greatest from the medtech elite, discovering new firms displaying their first products at the show, or catching up with those I’ve met […]
Site Tour: Chaumont, France

3 Tips to Avoid Common Medtech Packaging Blunders

By Nancy Crotti Mike Hafner contributed his expertise to this article and is a medical device packaging expert at Viant. This article originally appeared in Medical Design and Outsourcing. Packaging engineers likely get more than their share of flak during the holidays when family members unwrap hard-to-open packages. They have also seen their share of […]
Smooth Transfer of Single-Use Monitoring Device Saves Costs; Boosts Package Quality

CUSTOMER SITUATION A leading surgical company had made the business decision to close its US manufacturing facility and transfer production to a low-cost geography. The product was a labor-intensive line of single-use devices for monitoring patient vital signs, for a total of 92 SKUs. The customer also targeted quality improvements and cost savings in packaging […]