Marking Solutions for the Medical Industry
Medical Devices Marked Hygienically for Patient Safety
Mark plastics and metals, whether flat surfaces or banding around parts, for:
- Surgical equipment
- Trays
- Molds
- Syringes
- Stents
- Tubing
- Dental products
- Orthopedic products
- ...and other medical devices.
Hygienic Method of Marking PartsSMARTmark Lasers mark medical parts and devices in a way that can leave the surface smooth, eliminating bacteria & germ buildup.
Marks that Survive PassivationCreate a black mark using carbon migration that survives passivation and prevents oxidation.
Meet New FDA RequirementsNew rules issued by the FDA in 2013, and going into law through 2020, specify that medical devices are required to include unique identifying numbers in order to improve patient safety and the speed of recalls.
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CASE STUDY: Medical Marking
Whether it’s on a surgically-implanted screw, a knee replacement or prescription drug packaging, the right mark on the right part is crucial for patient safety, efficiency and accuracy in the healthcare industry. Download this paper for more information on the FDA track-and-trace regulations, implementing part serialization/traceability, and how MECCO helped one medical device manufacturer with a solution.
MECCO RESOURCES
We're used to tackling manufacturers' challenges across various industries. Take a look at some of the systems we've built to help streamline marking and traceability.
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