In 2016, QIL, Quasar’s Israeli sister company, expend its offices and laboratory. This expansion is in line with Quasar’s growth and advancement within the medical market.
The new laboratory includes larger space and equipment used to support Quasar’s customers.
With the expended laboratory and engineering department Quasar will be able to support the growing needs from its customers.
Finding the right low-cost country for medical device manufacturing can play a key role in gaining a competitive advantage for your product. The leading regions are South America, Mexico, and Asia. As per our analysis, Asia is where you will find the most advantages when considering the supply chain as the key success factor.
Outsourcing the production of your medical device manufacturing can be a big step for your organization. As an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), putting your product in the hands of a Contract Manufacturer (CM) will free up significant time for your design and production teams, streamline the manufacturing process and even give you access to new world markets.
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If you’re considering outsourcing your manufacturing process, it’s recommended to look for a partner who can offer end-to-end service. Or a full-service medical device contract manufacturer. Finding the right partner who can help refine your design before diving into production will save big on time and money.
China’s medical device market is enormous. The medical device industry makes up more than $96 billion in healthcare spending, and that number has been growing at a more than 20% pace for several years.
We rely on these best practices for the most efficient change control board process. This ensures that the medical devices we produce are constantly improving and meeting customers’ demands while also continuously meeting existing safety and quality standards.
