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Showcasing Thermoforming Expertise at MD&M West

Full-service thermoformer will share latest medical packaging and enclosure capabilities at largest medtech event.

WESTMINSTER, Calif., December XX, 2018– World-class thermoformer Tru-Form Plastics, an InterTrade Industries Company, will highlight its advanced thermoforming capabilities at the annual MD&M West February 5-7, 2019, in Anaheim, California. At booth #1554, Tru-Form will share a selection of its custom-designed thermoformed medical packaging and enclosures as part of a complete suite of customizable services to turn clients’ visions into tangible results that range from engineering and design to full-scale production.

Tru-Form leverages state-of-the-art thermoforming equipment and a range of core competencies from an ISO 9001:2008 certified Southern California manufacturing facility, including:

  • Design expertise from a team with decades of creative experience
  • Rapid development of molds and prototypes for reduced time to market
  • Engineering and quality assurance capabilities to meet the exacting needs of the industry
  • Flexible methods for thin gauge packaging and heavy gauge assemblies
  • Competitive pricing

With all of these assets in house, Tru-Form takes a comprehensive approach to translating clients’ inspiration into an array of innovative solutions for use in a variety of medical environments, from functional sterile thin gauge plastic packaging items like trays and clamshells to sturdy, reliable medical device enclosures made of heavy gauge plastic.

“With over 100 years of combined experience serving many of the world’s largest medical device manufacturers, we offer the proven expertise to meet the dynamic needs of the medtech industry with innovative, next-gen thermoformed solutions,” said Director of Innovation John Hoffman. “We are eager to talk with attendees at MD&M West about how we can collaborate with them on packaging and enclosures to help bring their medical devices to life.”

To learn more about Tru-Form Plastics, visit Tru-FormPlastics.com, call 714.894.5566, email [email protected] or meet them in person at booth #1554 at MD&M West.

About Tru-Form Plastics, an InterTrade Industries Company – A world-class, full-service custom thermoformer with more than 100 years of combined experience located in Southern California’s Orange County, Tru-Form’s offerings include design, rapid prototypes, production, assembly and distribution. The company is well-positioned to meet a variety of needs. The company serves a wide variety of industries including medical, aerospace and defense, architectural lighting, automotive, consumer, and OEM. To learn more, visit Tru-FormPlastics.com, call 714.894.5566 or email [email protected].

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