In a recent interview with Medical Product Outsourcing magazine, David Stephens, principal technology engineer for Health Solutions at Flex, discusses injection-molded plastics and how they will remain the cost-effective choice for future high-volume manufacturing of medical device components.
Even though additive manufacturing (AM) technology continues to improve rapidly and will have a key role in future manufacturing of lower-volume medical devices for unique applications, “injection molding will still be the preferred method for volume manufacturing.”
Check out the full article, “Medical Molding Modernized.”
