For the past three decades, BMP has stayed on top of the research and medical diagnostic plastics game because we’ve always made an extra effort to listen to our clients’ needs. ItQuality Control also helps that we pride ourselves on staying up-to-date on every innovation and trend within our industry.
It is with this in mind that we thought it would be a great idea to highlight the top 3 FAQs within our unique industry.
A: For years, it was common practice to make the molding for cleanrooms under regular manufacturing conditions. However recently there has been a big push to create them under much more stringently controlled environments. Thanks to our new solid walled clean room with injection molding machines, that is what we do at BMP.
A: The short answer? Very.
The longer answer is that we have found that many of today’s parts have extremely tight specifications, so there is a much larger need for process monitoring. State-of-the art sensors are at the heart of monitoring the molding process; they not only produce a better product but also create very low levels of rejects. BMP incorporates all the latest monitoring systems in our tool building.
A: No one plans a business to stay one size forever, so it is only natural that companies within our industry are always concerned about scalability. They might be only making a small amount of certain product now, but they want to know you have the ability to grow along with them with no downtime. BMP’s customers are covered thanks to our recently updated plant, which includes, two overhead cranes for our mold changes, and two new air-handling units that allow us better control of the overall environment.
We hope that we have shone a bright light not only on the biggest issues in our industry but on also how BMP is in a great position to turn questions into answers!
Biomedical Polymers manufactures plastic consumables for research and medical diagnostic laboratories. We provide design and engineering consultation, coordinate tooling fabrication from the optimum sources and mold parts to specification on our state-of-the-art injection and injection blow molding equipment.
From flu strips to polypropylene beakers, from scoops to ultra tissue grinders, we understand what it takes to bring an idea from a concept to a finished product.
You can come to us with an idea for a project scratched out on a napkin, and our engineer and consultants can walk you through the entire process, beginning with your original plastic consumables concept and culminating with finished products in your hands. At approximately 50 employees we are large enough to fulfill your needs while remaining nimble enough to be both flexible and responsive to your particular situation.
Many of our relationships with our customers and distributors have been in place for more than 20 years. Our long-standing partnerships are based on mutual respect and our willingness to go the extra mile to accommodate our partners’ needs.
However successful we have been, we are not content to rest on our past achievements. At Biomedical Polymers, we believe that training and education are the foundation for continuous improvement and we ensure employee awareness, understanding, and involvement through our ongoing training and education programs. These programs emphasize procedures, objectives, and quality techniques in accordance with all recognized regulatory guidelines, such as ISO 13485:2003. Through that continual training, we assure that our products are always manufactured to the highest quality standards.
