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Guidelines of various mold classifications and materials and processes used in production. It is helpful for both purchasers and manufacturers.
Ensure your plastic injection molded parts meet crucial regulatory standards and quality requirements. Our comprehensive white paper outlines essential compliance frameworks and provides proven strategies to evaluate manufacturers, implement quality processes and maintain cleanroom standards.
Discover how in-house tooling departments deliver game-changing advantages in today's competitive plastic injection molding landscape. Learn how this strategic capability helps reduce lead times, control costs and ensure superior quality.
Our comprehensive white paper outlines the essential criteria for evaluating potential molding partners, from engineering expertise to regulatory compliance. Learn how proper facility requirements, quality assurance programs, and risk management procedures can help minimize manufacturing risks while maximizing product quality.
TechNH simplifies the complexities of tool transfers with expert planning, thorough assessments, and dedicated support. Trust us to eliminate risks, minimize disruptions, and ensure a smooth transition to your new molder.
This video takes you on a tour of their state-of-the-art facility, showcasing capabilities like in-house tooling, regulatory expertise, and ISO Class 7 cleanrooms.
See how to seamlessly transfer your tool to eliminate problems and protect your business.
2024 International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) Registration Letter
The Certification Body of TÜV SÜD AMERICA INC.
A comprehensive list of Molding and Mold Making Equipment at TechNH.
Scientific Injection Molding is a step by step procedure used to build a robust and repeatable process to minimize variations within molded parts.
A brief history of injection molding, introduction of plastics, and how it works. Plus common industry terms.
If you want the highest quality production environment, be sure that you choose a contract manufacturer that has a Management Representative and Regulatory Affairs on staff. Plus common industry terms you should know.
Choosing the right manufacturer for your medical components is extremely important. Here are 3 important questions you should be asking.