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COVID-19: Moving Your Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Back to America

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed many insecurities in a variety of industries including pharmaceutical manufacturing supply chains. Dearly needed products such as ventilators, N95 face masks, and personal protective equipment were

How to Select a Ventilator Parts Manufacturer During COVID-19

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 5 in 6 COVID-19 patients recover without needing medical intervention. However, one out of six people becomes seriously ill.

How to Choose the Right Stainless Steel Medical Instrument Tray

Stainless steel medical instrument trays can be a crucial part of your medical parts finishing process. The right stainless steel medical tray can help

COVID-19 Manufacturing Supply Chain Disruption: What You NEED to Know

As the coronavirus outbreak (also known as COVID-19) continues to grow, businesses in all industries are starting to feel the pressure. New travel restrictions and “

Should Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Use Steel or Plastic?

Between meeting large production quotas, strict production tolerances, and upholding stringent sanitation standards, pharmaceutical manufacturing companies have their work cut out for them.

Stiffness vs. Strength vs. Hardness in Metal Manufacturing

There seems to be some confusion out there about the difference between strength and stiffness in metal. After all, isn’t strong metal stiff, and stiff metal strong?

Why American Made Stainless Steel Medical Trays Are the Right Choice

When ordering trays for the pharmaceutical and medical industries, two of the most common material choices for these trays are stainless steel and plastic. In most respects,

Improving Autoclave Medical Sterilization Methods with Stainless Steel

There are several different surgical instrument sterilization processes to choose from, but none are used as commonly as autoclaves. As an effective and cost-efficient sterilization method, it’s become a staple practice in the medical community.