21 Nov

Posted at 11:50h in Insights

At Cortland Biomedical, we pride ourselves on being a true partner to our medical device OEM customers. This means collaborating early in the product conception and design process to thoroughly understand product needs, objectives, and challenges. By doing this, we provide expert guidance on the biomedical textile materials and configurations...

06 Sep

Posted at 10:00h in Press Releases

Recent Engineering Appointments Mark Significant Step Forward as Company Continues to Attract Top-tier Talent in Pursuit of Innovation and Excellence Cortland, NY, September 6, 2023 - Cortland Biomedical, a full-service medical textiles product development partner that provides access to a full-spectrum of global engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities,  is pleased to...

19 May

Posted at 15:09h in Insights

Cortland Biomedical Textile Process Engineer Julia Wright Discusses Processes and Advantages of Warp Knitting Q: What are the key advantages of warp knitting over other textile production methods for biomedical textiles? A: There are significant advantages of warp knitting over other textile production methods for biomedical textiles. For fabrics that require high...

14 Feb

Posted at 15:33h in Insights

Cortland Biomedical Lead Development Engineer Michelle Lishner Discusses Why Low-Density Braiding is Well-Suited for Delivery System Components and Custom Sutures for Soft Tissue Assemblies Can you walk us through the low-density braiding process in your own words? The low-density braiding process can be broken down into four main steps: yarn preparation, winding,...

13 Jan

Posted at 15:02h in Insights

As we kick off 2023, the management team at Cortland Biomedical is pleased to announce our commitment to our new mission statement: "Our mission is to collaborate to solve complex biomedical textile challenges with agility, credibility, and curiosity." We are constantly inspired by the innovative work being done by our team to...

16 Nov

Posted at 12:53h in Coverage

In November's 2022 MD&O Medical Device Handbook issue, Cortland Biomedical engineers Madeline Moncla, Michelle Lishner, and Zachary Robbins recently shared their insights in Medical Design & Outsourcing on how making informed choices between high-density, low-density and 3D braiding offers greater design flexibility for implantable textile components that are fit-for-purpose. Read the article here....