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In the medical industry, there is a lot of pressure for companies to meet FDA regulations. Understandably, products must meet specific quality standards to ensure they are safe for patient use and will maintain their reliability over time.

Because of these requirements, a number of medical technology companies seek strict oversight and control over every part of the production process. But in other cases, companies are looking for a manufacturing partner with experience to take the lead.

Lately, ProTechnologies has been seeing more of the latter, with customers asking us to take more of a leading role in the design of the entire power system. This includes battery pack design, circuitry, chargers, and plastic components. Because we have a long history of design and engineering in the medical space, we have an in-depth knowledge of designing battery packs and charging systems to meet our customers’ specific requirements, including regulatory requirements.

Our process typically involves customers telling us about their specific requirements, and allowing us to design a power system around that. Once we have their approval on the design, we get to work on the engineering and manufacturing of the product.

We offer state-of-the-art battery production facilities, ISO quality control programs and an experienced team of engineers who work with customers to ensure we are addressing their needs. Choosing an all-inclusive manufacturing partner takes a lot of trust, which is why we work so hard to deliver the best possible solutions for our customers. We understand how high the stakes are in the medical space, and do not take this role lightly. By providing high quality battery pack solutions for medical products, we can be a part of lifesaving technological development.

To learn more about our battery production capabilities for the medical space, feel free to contact us online, or by calling 1-800-333-1375.

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