Update: Greenfield Facility in Warsaw, IN

Click here to view full article. Facility Update: Banner Medical’s Greenfield facility in Warsaw, IN is taking shape. Since commencing construction in August, 2015, the 43,000 square foot facility is now fully enclosed and under roof. All public utilities and services are in place. Key milestones such as paving, flooring, framing, electrical, and plumbing have been reached. Banner Warsaw is expected …

Banner Medical Announces Greenfield facility in Warsaw, IN

Banner Medical announces facility in Warsaw, IN. Commencing September 1, 2015, Banner Medical will build a 43,000 square foot state-of-the-art material processing facility. This Greenfield facility will deliver medical grade materials and unique value-added services to regional and local customers serving the medical device industry.  By having local presence, OEMs and Contract Manufacturers will have the ability to lower inventory …

Sandvik and Banner Medical Partnership

Sandvik’s Wire and Heating Technology Division is very proud to announce that Banner Medical is our U.S. Stocking Distributor for Medical Implant Materials: 316LVM, 316LSM and selected Titanium products. This new partnership will enable us to best serve our customers while also presenting them with a variety of additional products and services. Some of the many benefits include: Improved Service …

Ultrasonic Testing of Medical Grade Bar Products

What is Ultrasonic Testing? Ultrasonic testing (UT) is a form of non-destructive testing (NDT) that is commonly used to detect flaws (inclusions) that may exist in material which are not visible to the naked eye. UT testing is accomplished through the use of systems that generate high frequency sound waves (between .5 – 15Mhz), and incorporate a pulser/receiver, a series …

Line Marking

The FDA continues to exert regulatory pressure on OEM’s and Contract Manufactures which supply complete medical implant products or components. A common area of scrutiny is the requirement to maintain material traceability for the life of the device. Material traceability (and other critical supply chain and process information) is recorded and maintained in a document package named the Device History …