Cortland Biomedical now has capabilities for processing radiopaque fibers. By incorporating these fibers into biomedical textiles, the improved visibility under fluoroscopy and x-rays will allow surgeons to optimally position the device or implant. ...
Cortland Biomedical recently held an off-campus celebration of several new product launches This fall’s launch party focused on the successful commercialization of various products across multiple clinical applications. Despite the rain and wind, all Cortland Biomedical staff took a break from the facility to dine together at Walden Oaks Country Club....
Cortland Biomedical Textile Process Engineer Zachary Robbins Discusses How Our Variation Braiding Capability Enables Greater Flexibility and Creativity in Textile Product Design Can you walk us through the 3D and branch braiding process? Like normal braiding, 3D and branch braiding using a variation braider involves bobbins on a carrier going around...
Cortland Biomedical Development Engineer Maddy Moncla discusses the advantages and use cases for high-density braiding of biomedical textiles. ...
In August 2022, the Cortland Standard explored Cortland Biomedical's new post-processing services and technologies, and how we're growing in the Cortland community and creating more economic opportunities. Read the article here. ...
Cortland Biomedical has added a suite of post-processing services and technologies. Offered in conjunction with its extensive range of knitting, weaving, and braiding capabilities, the latest services will enable the company to provide its OEM customers with their implantable fabric or device in its final form....
For the June 2022 issue, Sam Brusco of Medical Product Outsourcing interviewed our engineering director, Wesley Conger, and other industry experts about manufacturing trends in surgical robotics and how manufacturing partners are keeping up with the evolving sector. Wes shares his insights on why biomedical textiles are a viable and advantageous alternative to...
Biomedical textiles are proving to be a useful component in surgical devices related to foot and ankle repair – where successful repairs often mean the difference between fully-restored mobility/functionality or long-term disability. ...
In the March 2022 issue of Medical Design & Outsourcing, Cortland Biomedical's Wes Conger explores areas increasingly being revolutionized by textiles, including general surgery, neurovascular procedures, sports medicine, and endoscopy. When biomedical textile engineers work closely with medical device OEMs, they can add a greater degree of innovation and efficacy...
Cortland, NY, February 2, 2022 – Cortland Biomedical, a full-service medical textiles product development partner that provides access to a full spectrum of global engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities, recently announced that Eric Brown has been promoted to general manager. Eric has more than 17 years of experience in the areas...
