Medical Technology UK published an insight from Sovrin Medical Plastics into the engineering behind successful injection moulding.
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Medical plastics manufacturing is about far more than the moulding machine itself. Tool design, material behaviour, simulation, maintenance and controlled production all…
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Medical Technology UK
The UK’s annual exhibition and conference about medical device design, development and manufacturing.
- Industry
- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
- Location
- Leatherhead, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Medical Technology UK
The UK's only event exclusively focused on the design, development and production of medical devices. Serving the needs of device OEM's their engineers, supply chain managers and senior executives.
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