Tegra Medical

Tegra Medical is thrilled to announce our participation at Medical Technology Ireland on September 25-26, 2024! You can find us at stand 35, where we'll be showcasing our latest innovations for your cardio device needs. Don't miss out on the chance to see how we can help bring your medical device ideas to life. See you there! #MedicalTechIre

Using metal plates and screws to fix bone fractures isn’t new. In fact, internal fixation for bone repair and healing has been around for more than 100 years. Fast forward to 2024. Metal plates for internal fixation of bone fractures are just one type of device Tegra Medical makes for spinal and orthopedic applications. We use the most advanced technology and materials to ensure precision and biocompatibility. In addition to plates, we also make intramedullary nails, orthopedic drill guides, bone screws and other devices for virtually any orthopedic application you can think of. Visit https://bit.ly/41RTkJ1 to learn more about our orthopedic device expertise, along with our other capabilities, including injection molding, high-volume manufacturing and unmatched device sharpness. #orthopedic #medicaldevice #plates #bonefracture

🧠It's Medtech Trivia Tuesday!🧠 Your responses to last week's poll were almost evenly split between orthofixation and osteosynthesis. In fact, both answers can be considered correct! 🦴Orthofixation refers to the use of various devices to stabilize bones during the healing process after a fracture. These devices can be internal (plates, screws, rods) or external (casts, splints). It is a somewhat narrower definition than “osteosynthesis”. 🦴Osteosynthesis also refers to the use of internal and external fixation devices, but additionally may involve the use of biological materials, such as bone grafts to aid in the healing process. The answer we were going for is orthofixation, but the broader context of osteosynthesis can refer to the same thing. So, if you answered either option, you're correct! Nice job. As far as the other options are concerned...we made them up! 🤭 Look for future 🧠Medtech Trivia🧠 in the coming weeks.

🌞What a fantastic day at Tegra Medical's Dartmouth, MA location! 🌞 We had an incredible company cookout filled with delicious catered food – think burgers, hot dogs, chicken, spareribs, watermelon, corn, and mouthwatering desserts! 🍔🌭 The fun didn’t stop there! We enjoyed some friendly competition with games like cornhole, bocce, and even tried out a new game called Kubb. To top it all off, we held a raffle with several exciting prizes! Huge thanks to everyone who came out and made this event a success. It's moments like these that make our Tegra Medical team so special! 💙 #TegraMedical #CompanyCookout #TeamBuilding

Tegra Medical is an expert in injection molding exclusively for medical devices. Our applications follow FDA requirements for biocompatibility, including use of FDA-approved lubricants and the highest quality steels. Further, we like a challenge. You can be confident that your injection molded part will be perfect, no matter how complex the geometries nor how tight the tolerances. In fact, we’re so confident of our molds that we seek out only the most challenging molding projects. Basically, our job starts where others give up. If you have a complex molding project for a medical device, we should talk. Along with injection molding, we’d like to tell you about our expertise in advanced orthopedics, keeping sharp parts sharp, and high-volume manufacturing of metal components. Visit https://bit.ly/41RTkJ1 Pictured: Injection-molded burr hole cover #InjectionMolding #Molding #MedicalDevices

We’re proud of the process efficiencies we identified during a 5S Kaizen event held at our Hernando (MS) site. Team members included (top right image, pictured left to right): Florian Salzmann, Landon Ward, James "Trey" Cox, Zack Hatton, Camilo Arellano-Torres and Jacob Hollis. https://lnkd.in/gq8pgubs

🧠 Welcome to Medtech Trivia Tuesday! 🧠 Mending broken bones has come a long way, thanks to advanced orthopedic devices, such as those made by Tegra Medical. This question is for all you smart biomedical engineers. (Don't see the answer in this list? Leave your thoughts in the comments.)

No job is too big – or too small! Tegra Medical makes ultra-small micro molded components for medical applications that include grommets, biopsy forceps, and hearing aid components. Besides micro molding, we also excel at other types of injection molding, including 2-shot molding and insert molding. Whatever the size and application, we can mold it for you! https://bit.ly/3ZYSc4y #medicaldevices #micromolding #injectionmolding

Wishing you a safe and happy July 4th holiday! #July4 #IndependenceDay

We’re proud to announce that we’ve won first and third place in the 2023 SFS Value Engineering Award competition, a group-wide initiative that promotes innovation and improvement across all SFS Group divisions. Representing the SFS Medical Division, Tegra Medical entered two projects in the competition. Our project teams partnered with two leading medical device OEM clients, whose products we manufacture. Our winning teams realized automation and process optimization improvements for a vascular closure device, earning first place, and for a meniscal repair device, earning third place. Both teams achieved major improvements in efficiency, sustainability, cost reduction and production output by automating processes, streamlining logistics, and insourcing manufacturing to eliminate reliance on third parties. Across all SFS divisions, 30 projects were entered into the first round of competition. Read more at https://bit.ly/3W5lD5n. The SFS Value Engineering Award Team (left to right): Brad Sincavage, Vanny Peov, Silvia Choto, Anicha Suksawat, Nidhi Agrawal, Steve Cassidy, Jesus Morales, Jose Ramirez, Fabian Mora and Darren Vine (not pictured). #contractmanufacturing #medicaldevices #processimprovement #sfsgroup