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Brentwood Medical Attends MD&M West
On August 10, 2021, Brentwood’s Medical product line returned to in-person tradeshows after 528 days. The team exhibited at MD&M West in Anaheim, California, which took place from August 10–12. Members of the team traveled from all over the United States to attend the 3-day expo.
Brentwood Donates 14,000 Face Shields to Healthcare and Essential Workers
Brentwood is proudly partnering with numerous hospitals to supply critical personal protection equipment as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. In the last few weeks, Brentwood has donated 14,000 reusable face shields to protect healthcare and essential workers in the locales where it operates.
Brentwood Donates 5,000 Face Shields to Penn State Health St. Joseph
Brentwood is proud to partner with Penn State Health St. Joseph in Berks County’s fight against COVID-19. The company donated 5,000 reusable face shields to the hospital to protect healthcare workers as the pandemic continues.
LEARNING CENTER
The Learning Center is Brentwood’s blog. It is updated regularly to share educational information with our customers and industry contacts.
Leading the Way in Cleanroom Packaging Production
Brentwood Medical, a leader in thermoformed medical device packaging, sets itself apart by maintaining two ISO Class 7 cleanrooms—an achievement that very few rigid packaging producers can match.
Flexible vs. Rigid Packaging – Which is Best for You?
Deciding which packaging to use for a specific project can take time and effort, and several variables need to be considered when choosing the best packaging type for your unique application.
The Importance of Medical Device Packaging
Packaging is often the last thought in a medical device’s development process. Engineers focus on the actual design and functionality of the device itself before thinking about the packaging. Devices need to be protected from physical damage, biological contamination, and other external factors that sacrifice the integrity and sterility of the device.