Industries Medical Device As a manufacturer, we understand your need to deliver trusted sterile medical devices to your customers and end users around the globe. Medical devices are complex, so the choice of sterilization technology must take into consideration the device’s design, material, product packaging, and final packaging. To achieve your sterilization goals, you may require Ethylene Oxide (EO or ETO), Gamma, Electron beam (E-Beam), X-ray, or Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) technologies. With decades of sterilization expertise, Sterigenics offers a choice of modality through our global integrated network of state-of-the-art facilities. How can Sterigenics’ expertise help you? Customized solutions to ensure secure, safe, and effective processing A global integrated network of facilities located near your manufacturing or distribution hubs High-quality and consistent processes that exceed safety standards Industry Expert Advisors to assist in solution development, validation, and testing Expedited product processing services One partner for all your sterilization modality requirements and access to Sotera Health’s leading portfolio of best-in-class products and services from sister companies Nelson Labs and Nordion Modalities used to sterilize medical devices EO offers a wide range of material compatibility except for moisture- and temperature-sensitive materials. For manufacturers whose product is particularly radiation sensitive, EO can be an effective sterilization modality. Gamma offers a wide range of polymer compatibility with some limitations due to oxidation effects. Product can be shipped to the final user as soon as it exits the Gamma irradiation facility. E-beam offers a wide range of polymer compatibility with some limitations due to oxidation effects. For manufacturers whose goal is production of sterile product of low density or product packaged in small, uniform packages, E-beam can be an effective sterilization modality. X-ray offers a wide range of polymer compatibility with some limitations due to oxidation effects. X-ray can be an effective sterilization modality for product of high density, in large volumes and in its final packaging. NO2–based sterilization offers ultra-low temperature, minimal pressure requirements, no cytotoxic residuals, and fast cycle times. Since there are many considerations when sterilization is the required outcome, it’s best to collaborate with sterilization experts to ensure your unique product goal is achieved. For over 20 years, H&H Medical Corporation has been partnered with Sterigenics bringing emergency trauma products to the United States Military. Their operations have run like clockwork with the predictability that is critical to our business - enabling us to respond to immediate needs when events happen, whether globally or at home. Our ability to quickly manufacture and sterilize products is a crucial element to our success and our partnership with Sterigenics enables us to do just that. From dose auditing and packaging to sterilization and validation they continue to have our product safety and goals in mind. Being partnered with Sterigenics means I have one less thing to worry about when running a small business. Read More Contact Us To Get Your Project Started Contact Us or give us a call +1 (800) 472-4508 Contact Us QMS Certifications Privacy Policy Terms of Use Careers Codes of Conduct Site Map Sterigenics U.S., LLC – A Sotera Health company © 2020 All rights reserved We use cookies to improve your site experience, assess usage of the site, and to support the marketing of our services. For information about how to set cookie preferences, please visit our Cookie Policy. If you agree to our use of cookies press “I Agree”, or continue to use our site, which will be considered consent.I AgreeCookie policy