IndUStries

Medical and life sciences devices are frequently destined for hospitals, clinics, doctors’ offices, or laboratory environments, where access for unloading can be difficult and the packaging itself may need to be returned and reused, stored for later use or recycled at the point of delivery. Devices often need to shipped, assembled and configured, maintain calibration, and work as specified with minimal technical support.

Our packaging engineers are experts at designing packaging for highly sensitive yet oddly shaped and/or oversized medical devices. This includes CT scanners, MRI and dialysis machines, robotic surgical machines, dermatology and ophthalmology devices and a wide array of lab testing equipment that requires specialized cushioning systems and shock indicators to monitor and record levels of shock and vibration during transit.

We also manufacture custom packaging for FRUs and LRUs (Field/Line Replaceable Unit) for these devices and quality cases to assist in displaying and demonstrating equipment at tradeshows, conferences and events.

We specialize in designing systems to efficiently and safely load and unload cart-based devices without damage or injury, and pay particular attention to componentry such as casters that require careful blocking and protection to hold them — and the product — in place during transit.

And we partner regularly with manufacturers of Class II and III medical devices and understand the special quality requirements of packaging used to ship medical equipment. We operate to stringent quality standards and can manage large packaging projects to ensure our quality system aligns yours. This includes shipping requirements such as legible and easy identifiable labelling on the shipping packaging and moisture-resistant wrapping of the equipment inside the crate.