
Co-Manufacturing
Move from a validated design to units you can sell. Design transfer, tooling, pilot batches and larger-scale assembly at our audited site, with complaint handling and device history records in place from the first build.

Design transfer
The point where a design becomes a repeatable build. Drawings and tolerances become work instructions, tooling and inspection checks an operator can follow.
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Pilot & small-batch
Enough real units for a clinical evaluation, a regulatory batch or a first sale, built to production records without committing to hard tooling.
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Larger-scale assembly
Volume assembly on our own audited lines in Navi Mumbai, with batch records, traceability and release testing on every build.
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Sterile & assembly support
Getting the device to the patient sterile: the barrier that has to survive the process, the sterilisation route it can take, and the validation that proves it.
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Post-market support
What has to keep running once the device is sold. Complaints are recorded, investigated and closed, and what they reveal feeds the next build.
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- 01
Transfer the design
Outputs checked as fit for production, with tooling and work instructions.
- 02
Build a pilot
Units made the way production will make them, to find the problems early.
- 03
Validate and release
Processes validated where the output cannot be fully checked afterwards.
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Produce and support
Batch records, traceability and complaint handling from the first build.
Where this sits
Devices we have worked on
We name the type of device, not the client. Client work stays confidential. See every device type.
- Pulsed lavage irrigation system for orthopaedic surgery
- Battery-powered bone drill with its docking station
- Blood pressure monitor and ECG device for a screening kit
Run under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system certified by TÜV SÜD, certificate 99 400 00046. What it covers.
Who usually starts here
Tools for this
Three free tools that run in your browser and send us nothing: a readiness check, an intended use builder and your likely class and licence.

