Lubrizol Life Science Health is committed to providing a single-source solution that supports customers from concept to commercialization for their innovative medical device solutions. The recently completed expansion of our U.S. Medical Device Design Center in Corona, California, represents the next phase of this commitment.
Strategically located in Southern California, in proximity to our customers and to other technology hubs, the U.S. Medical Device Design Center’s significant expansion brings the facility to 56,000 square feet, including additional ISO-7 cleanroom space, a pilot test lab to promote collaboration, and extensive testing laboratories.
The expansion also includes space for future development and production capabilities as well as additional manufacturing cleanroom space.
The expansion strengthens our global design and development capabilities, enabling us to solve our customers’ toughest challenges. Under the leadership of 35-year industry veteran Eric Mabry, the Corona facility not only mirrors and complements the capabilities of our design and development center near Munich, Germany, but further leverages our precision extrusion and catheter shaft expertise of the Corona facility. Across the two sites, our dedicated design and development team includes more than 35 engineers and technicians with a combined total of over 425 years of experience with more than 85 patents.
Unmatched integrated expertise
Partnering with Lubrizol Life Science Health means a single-source, integrated medical device design process that reduces the risk of delays caused by handoffs when working with multiple suppliers. Our rigorous standards throughout the development lifecycle help ensure prompt regulatory approvals, ease of manufacturing and excellent performance at the point of care.
In addition to our design and development capabilities, Lubrizol Life Science Health offers:
- Unparalleled materials science expertise. Whether choosing an existing medical device material or customizing your own, Lubrizol’s design and development teams have the materials science knowledge and experience that comes from working with and even formulating some of the industry’s leading medical polymers.
- Optimized manufacturing processes. We produce more than 85 million components, assemblies, and devices per year from the most tight-tolerance component to the most complex assemblies. We offer flexibility to produce devices in small batches as well as in high volumes.
For more information about our Corona expansion, including the design center’s areas of expertise, please read our news release. To learn more about our single-source approach, please download Choosing the Right Partner for Your Next Medical Device.
