MRPC

For the past 105 years, MRPC has evolved to meet the changing needs of the medical device industry. Today, that means investing in Design for Manufacturability (DFM), advanced automation, cleanroom expansion, and engineering expertise that help customers reduce risk, improve manufacturability, and confidently scale production.

These investments are part of MRPC's long-term commitment to helping customers navigate increasingly complex manufacturing challenges while building scalable production platforms for the future.

Learn how MRPC has continued to invest in innovation over the past five years while building on more than a century of manufacturing excellence: https://www.mrpcorp.com/from-100-to-105-five-years-of-growth-innovation-and-scaling-for-the-future/

We are hiring! Check out our website for current opportunities, including:

Manufacturing Engineering Manager - WI Facility
Process Engineering Manager - WI Facility
Quality Manager - NH Facility
Operator I, II, III - FL Facility

Check out our website to see all open positions, or share with someone that may be interested: https://www.mrpcorp.com/careers/open-positions/

As medical device programs grow, manufacturing challenges grow with them.

In this case study, we walk through a real-world example of how collaboration with one of our customers through engineering teams and automation supported increase production while maintaining quality and efficiency.

Learn how the right engineering decisions early in development can make all the difference when it’s time to scale. Explore the case study: https://www.mrpcorp.com/scaling-through-automation-advancing-a-complex-medical-device-program-with-integrated-engineering-and-manufacturing/

"A good manufacturing partner is always contemplating not only the present, but also the future state of the program. These discussions can help drive decisions that will set the program up not only for success now, but for long-term scalability as well." — Jeff Miller, VP of Business Development

That perspective is at the heart of Jeff's recent Medical Product Outsourcing MedTech Makers Q&A, where he discusses the evolving role of today's manufacturing partner—from early engineering collaboration and Design for Manufacturability (DFM) to supporting long-term program growth.

Read the full MedTech Makers Q&A: https://www.mpo-mag.com/library/the-evolving-role-of-the-manufacturing-partner-a-medtech-makers-qa/

Please join us in welcoming Erin House as MRPC's Vice President of Marketing.

We're excited to have Erin on board and look forward to the experience, perspective, and energy she'll bring as we continue supporting medical device manufacturers.

As Erin shared, "MRPC tackles the kinds of manufacturing challenges that require creativity, technical expertise, and close collaboration. My job is to help tell the story of what MRPC can do and connect medical device teams with the expertise behind it."

Read the announcement: https://www.mrpcorp.com/mrpc-appoints-erin-house-as-vice-president-of-marketing-deepening-its-commercial-investment/

What does it take to successfully mold today's medical devices?

Medical Product Outsourcing recently brought together industry experts to discuss the trends, challenges, and innovations shaping medical molding. Among the contributors was MRPC's Brunson Parish, who shared his perspective on how Design for Manufacturability (DFM), automation, and engineering collaboration can improve manufacturability and accelerate program success.

It's a great read for anyone involved in medical device development and manufacturing.

Read the article:

A Medical Device Molding Meet-Up Over a dozen industry experts discuss strategies for success in modern molding for medical device manufacturing.

Scaling a medical device program requires more than adding equipment—it requires planning for growth from the very beginning.

In this case study, MRPC shares how an integrated approach to engineering, Design for Manufacturability (DFM), and automation helped support a complex medical device program as production demands increased. By considering scalability early, manufacturers can reduce risk, improve consistency, and create a smoother path from development to full-scale production.

See how proactive engineering and automation worked together to support long-term program success.

Read the case study: https://www.mrpcorp.com/scaling-through-automation-advancing-a-complex-medical-device-program-with-integrated-engineering-and-manufacturing/

The decisions made during development can have a major impact on manufacturing success.

MRPC's engineering and DFM approach helps customers minimize risk, optimize designs, and prepare for efficient production from the outset.

Learn how MRPC helps accelerate program success: https://www.mrpcorp.com/driving-program-acceleration-reducing-time-to-market-through-proactive-engineering-and-design-for-manufacturability/