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Paragon Medical — has dedicated innovation centers with CNC, additive manufacturing and metrology; its Southington, CT center specifically supports medtech and robotics prototyping.
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Paragon Medical provides end-to-end medical device manufacturing, design and development, and program management to accelerate development, reduce risk, and bring products to market. They offer high-precision manufacturing, additive manufacturing of metal and polymer components, cleanroom assembly and packaging, finishing, and rapid prototyping across a global network of facilities totaling 1.2 million square feet. They serve a broad range of markets including orthopedics, minimally invasive surgery, drug delivery, cardiac rhythm management, neuromodulation, surgical robotics, endoscopy, dental, ENT, oncology, general surgery, and more, supported by Innovation Centers and integrated business planning to ensure on-time delivery.
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Paragon Medical — Operates innovation centers that support rapid prototyping, machining, additive manufacturing, and design-for-manufacturing work for medical devices.
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Paragon Medical — has dedicated innovation centers with CNC, additive manufacturing and metrology; its Southington, CT center specifically supports medtech and robotics prototyping.
Paragon Medical — Operates innovation centers that support rapid prototyping, machining, additive manufacturing, and design-for-manufacturing work for medical devices.