UFP Technologies Expands Georgetown, Massachusetts, Manufacturing Center
06/26/2014
The new ISO Class 8 certified clean room will house a custom built high volume line to support its growing line of components manufactured from from medical-grade thermoplastic polyurethane. The TPU components offer a high degree of puncture resistance and flexibility to provide a robust sterile barrier protection. UFP Technologies now has a total five clean environments in Massachusetts.
“Our customers rely on us to continually innovate our manufacturing technologies to meet stringent medical device requirements,” says Mitch Rock, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “Investing in a new clean room facility and advanced manufacturing equipment allows us to be a valued partner to them.”
UFP Technologies is a producer of innovative custom-engineered components, products, and specialty packaging. Using foams, plastics, composites, and natural fiber materials, the company designs and manufactures a vast range of solutions primarily for the medical, automotive, aerospace & defense, and packaging markets.
The recent additions to the Georgetown facility builds upon UFP Technologies’ strong presence as a valued manufacturing partner to medical device OEMs, the company said. UFP Technologies has seven manufacturing facilities throughout the country that are ISO 13485:2003 certified which house multiple ISO Class 8 and ISO Class 7 clean room facilities.
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