For Michigan manufacturers putting several device components into one kit, packaging needs to protect the individual parts as well as the finished set. We can discuss component arrangement, the sterile barrier and outer protection alongside the assembly and testing you need.
If your package contains several components, tell us what belongs in the kit, which parts need separate protection and how the package will be opened and handled. Include any assembly or labeling work you want considered with packaging.
We offer pouches, trays and protective boxes, foam and inserts. Our 45+ years of medical device packaging experience help us discuss those options against your kit’s dimensions and handling requirements.
The test plan should reflect the package you intend to produce, including its materials, seals and protective layers. Our laboratory offers seal-strength, package-integrity, visual-inspection and aging methods, each with a different purpose.
Describe the sterilization, storage and distribution conditions for the kit. We can discuss the relevant tests, sample preparation and acceptance criteria before samples are shipped.
Consider the components, sterile barrier and protective package together.
They depend on the device, sterilization method, storage and distribution conditions. For a kit, the component arrangement and protection also matter. We use those details to discuss packaging options and the testing your project needs.
Yes. Tell us which components belong in the finished kit and which assembly, labeling and packaging operations you need. The proposal can identify the responsibilities and related testing for that work.
Share the component list, package requirements and assembly work you want to outsource.
