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CoorsTek Medical Begins Operations

By Jess Lulka  

October 23, 2014

CoorsTek Medical has begun operations as a partner for medical innovators and medical-device providers. The organization's services include product development, engineering and marketplace counsel, intellectual property and regulatory assessments and rapid prototyping capabilities.

The company, according to a press release, also specializes in materials engineering. The organization develops components using ceramics, metals, plastics and specialty composites.

“CoorsTek Medical is the only medical device company that provides medical innovators access to the full set of capabilities that span the product realization cycle,” said Jonathan Coors, CEO of CoorsTek Medical. “Our product development and manufacturing capabilities, coupled with our deep medical knowledge, unmatched materials engineering expertise, and core competency in partnering with our customers, further differentiate CoorsTek Medical from all others, and provide the environment for tomorrow’s medical breakthroughs to happen.”

For more information, visit CoorsTek Medical.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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