To expand its expertise in quality assurance and metrology for complex medical devices, Lowell recently added Alejandro Romero as quality assurance manager. Alejandro brings more than 20 years…

In medical device development, design for manufacturability (DFM) is ultimately about designing for cost. The process involves every member of the product development team – technical, commercial and…

Data points and dimensions are critical in device design and development, but can also overwhelm the inspection process. Keeping data in balance is a tightrope medical device manufacturers…

CNC machines are the backbone of the precision machining environment, thanks to their precision and ability to manufacture intricate forms and features. Custom tooling is essential to fully…

Additive manufacturing is cited as the new frontier for creating medical device components, with design flexibility that goes above and beyond what traditional machining typically offers. Across the…

Ongoing design revisions during development can put stress on a medical device’s go-to-market timeline. Narrowing the list of critical features in a design is one of the best…

With the global spinal implant market forecast to grow up to 6 percent by 2022, companies are looking for better ways to improve patient health while streamlining product…

Lowell, Inc. recently won an AVA Digital Award in the Overview Category for our “Technology at Lowell” video.  Click on the link below to view this and other…