Medical & Healthcare
Medical injection molding built around controlled production
Infinity coordinates cleanroom molding, inspection, and assembly around the quality and handling requirements of medical and healthcare programs.
55 to 110 tons
Process discipline and traceability
One connected program path
Controlled manufacturing path
A connected production path protects medical program requirements
Material identity, environmental control, molding parameters, inspection evidence, and downstream handling are coordinated as parts move from resin receipt to shipment.
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Incoming material
Resin identity and incoming requirements are checked before production release.
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Cleanroom molding
All-electric presses and robotics support controlled, repeatable processing.
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Inspection evidence
On-site measurement links dimensional results back to the program.
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Assembly and marking
White-room operations consolidate handling beyond the molding cycle.
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Program management + validation
A dedicated program manager coordinates requirements, production records, customer communication, and IQ/OQ/PQ protocol support.
A dedicated program manager coordinates communication among the customer, Infinity teams, and approved outside suppliers while keeping validation activity connected to the program plan.
- IQ
- Installation qualification
- OQ
- Operational qualification
- PQ
- Performance qualification
Medical applications
Precision molding supports diverse medical device applications
Infinity's experience spans disposable and durable component programs where geometry, material behavior, repeatability, and controlled handling all influence manufacturing strategy.
Diagnostic meters and test systems
Dimensional consistency and clean handling for housings, interfaces, and test-related components.
Surgical pump components
Repeatable molded features for components used in fluid-management and delivery systems.
Cardiac monitor assemblies
Molded components and coordinated assembly for monitoring equipment programs.
Scanning product components
Geometry-aware processing and inspection for optical scanning applications.
Components for demanding use environments
Material and tooling strategies aligned to functional, handling, and program requirements.
Application examples describe Infinity's manufacturing experience; final material, validation, handling, and regulatory requirements are defined program by program.
Controlled environment
Class 8 controls extend beyond the molding cycle
Environmental discipline combines facility controls, entry protocols, all-electric molding, robotics, and downstream handling within a dedicated medical operation.
- On-site particle-count monitoring
- Controlled airlocks and gowning protocols
- Automated part handling at every press
Repeatable motion and precise process control.
Consistent part handling with less contact.
One cleanroom press supports advanced resin processing.
Medical evidence stack
Quality evidence stays connected to each production decision
Move through the evidence layers to see how material, process, dimensional, and release controls support a medical manufacturing program.
Confirm material identity before the process begins
Infinity's incoming inspection process includes FTIR scanning on every resin lot, adding objective material evidence before molding parameters are put to work.
- Resin-lot verification
- Material handling requirements
- Program-specific documentation
Beyond the molding cycle
Assembly and marking keep sensitive handling consolidated
Infinity supports controlled assembly and pad printing for molded medical components, with inspection and lot records supporting the program.
Assembly + subassembly
Bring multiple parts and controlled work instructions into one repeatable operation.
Marking + identification
Coordinate pad printing and program-specific identification requirements.
Need a combined molding and downstream plan?
Explore assembly and secondary operationsMedical quality system
ISO 13485 supports disciplined medical production controls
The quality framework connects requirements, validation, measurement, traceability, and corrective action across the life of a medical manufacturing program.
Requirement control
Translate prints, specifications, and acceptance criteria into the program plan.
Validation evidence
Document how tooling, process parameters, and part response support release.
Traceable execution
Keep material, production, inspection, and lot information connected.
Continuous response
Use measured results and corrective action to strengthen ongoing performance.
One Southwest Indiana campus
Specialized medical production connects to shared technical support
Infinity's dedicated medical facility is supported by engineering, tooling, metrology, and program resources located within one coordinated campus.
Class 8 cleanroom molding and white-room assembly
Review geometry, material, tooling, and process risk before production.
→ In-house toolingKeep mold knowledge and production support close to the program.
→ On-site metrologyMove quickly from dimensional evidence to a manufacturing decision.
→ Facilities + campusSee how Infinity's focused environments work together in Mount Vernon.
→Start the conversation
Build a medical molding brief around the program requirements
Share what is known today. Infinity can help connect the part, material, production environment, validation plan, and downstream work into a practical next step.
Start a medical project review- Part drawing or current design
- Material and performance requirements
- Annual volume and launch timing
- Cleanroom and validation needs
- Assembly, marking, and inspection requirements