Bridgemedica
Paragon Medical is a global leader in medical device manufacturing, specializing in high-precision components, implants, surgical instruments, drug delivery systems, and advanced additive manufacturing solutions. The company offers end-to-end product development support, from initial concept to commercialization, with extensive capabilities including additive manufacturing, CNC machining, cleanroom assembly, and more. Paragon Medical is committed to innovation, operational excellence, and delivering customized solutions to help healthcare manufacturers accelerate their product development and market entry.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
Bridgemedica
Mansfield, Massachusetts, United States, North America
Products
Surgical instruments (reusable and single-use)
Manufacture of a wide variety of reusable and single-use surgical instruments, including complex multi-assembly instruments and precision cutting tools.
Implantable components (spinal implants, bone screws, joint components)
Production of implantable components using additive and subtractive manufacturing methods for orthopaedics and other implant applications.
Drug delivery components and assemblies
Manufacture of components and subassemblies for drug delivery systems, including micro-sized parts and components for wearable and autoinjector devices.
Medical cases and trays (sterilization trays and systems)
Design and manufacture of sterilization cases and tray systems in plastic, metal, and hybrid constructions for surgical instrument organization and sterilization workflows.
Surgical cutting instruments and blades
Manufacture of precision surgical knives and cutting instruments used in surgical procedures.
Specialty custom medical products
Custom and specialty product manufacturing tailored to specific medical device requirements and nonstandard applications.
Surgical instruments (reusable and single-use)
Manufacture of a wide variety of reusable and single-use surgical instruments, including complex multi-assembly instruments and precision cutting tools.
Implantable components (spinal implants, bone screws, joint components)
Production of implantable components using additive and subtractive manufacturing methods for orthopaedics and other implant applications.
Drug delivery components and assemblies
Manufacture of components and subassemblies for drug delivery systems, including micro-sized parts and components for wearable and autoinjector devices.
Medical cases and trays (sterilization trays and systems)
Design and manufacture of sterilization cases and tray systems in plastic, metal, and hybrid constructions for surgical instrument organization and sterilization workflows.
Surgical cutting instruments and blades
Manufacture of precision surgical knives and cutting instruments used in surgical procedures.
Specialty custom medical products
Custom and specialty product manufacturing tailored to specific medical device requirements and nonstandard applications.
Services
Concept-to-production engineering including 3D modeling, DFM, design control, human factors, and feasibility studies to prepare devices for manufacture and regulatory filing.
Part and process development, machine onboarding and validation, material sourcing, and production of metal and polymer additive parts with integrated inspection and post-processing to support prototyping and commercial supply.
Rapid prototype development and pilot runs within innovation centers to iterate design and production processes before scale-up.
Medical-grade assembly, kitting and packaging performed in ISO-classified cleanrooms (including ISO 7/Class 7 and ISO 8/Class 100,000 environments).
Regulatory assessment, filing support, and assistance leveraging registered manufacturing and validation evidence to support market entry.
SIOP services that align production planning with revenue plans to mitigate supply risk and improve on-time delivery performance.
Concept-to-production engineering including 3D modeling, DFM, design control, human factors, and feasibility studies to prepare devices for manufacture and regulatory filing.
Part and process development, machine onboarding and validation, material sourcing, and production of metal and polymer additive parts with integrated inspection and post-processing to support prototyping and commercial supply.
Rapid prototype development and pilot runs within innovation centers to iterate design and production processes before scale-up.
Medical-grade assembly, kitting and packaging performed in ISO-classified cleanrooms (including ISO 7/Class 7 and ISO 8/Class 100,000 environments).
Regulatory assessment, filing support, and assistance leveraging registered manufacturing and validation evidence to support market entry.
SIOP services that align production planning with revenue plans to mitigate supply risk and improve on-time delivery performance.
Expertise Areas
- Medical device contract manufacturing
- End-to-end additive manufacturing (metal and polymer) operations
- Porous implant fabrication for orthopaedics
- Precision CNC and micromachining
Key Technologies
- Metal additive manufacturing (powder bed fusion)
- Polymer additive manufacturing
- Porous structure fabrication for implants
- Multi-axis CNC machining (5-axis and higher)
News & Updates
Paragon Medical expands its capabilities through acquisitions of metal finishing companies, aiming to reduce supply chain complexity and support product development.
The new 34,000 sq ft additive manufacturing facility in Pierceton, Indiana, supports 3D printing for medical devices, with an initial investment of $16 million.
A 1,600 sq ft cleanroom addition in Mansfield, MA, supporting high standards for medical device manufacturing.
The company has invested in additive manufacturing capabilities, including a new 34,000 sq ft facility and partnerships with 3D Systems.
NN, Inc. sold its Life Sciences division to American Securities LLC, raising $825 million to reduce debt and strengthen its industrial platform.
A blog post discussing how HIP improves additive manufacturing processes.
Paragon Medical expands its capabilities through acquisitions of metal finishing companies, aiming to reduce supply chain complexity and support product development.
The new 34,000 sq ft additive manufacturing facility in Pierceton, Indiana, supports 3D printing for medical devices, with an initial investment of $16 million.
A 1,600 sq ft cleanroom addition in Mansfield, MA, supporting high standards for medical device manufacturing.
The company has invested in additive manufacturing capabilities, including a new 34,000 sq ft facility and partnerships with 3D Systems.
NN, Inc. sold its Life Sciences division to American Securities LLC, raising $825 million to reduce debt and strengthen its industrial platform.
A blog post discussing how HIP improves additive manufacturing processes.