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Current company Norman Noble, Inc
Medical Equipment Manufacturing · 288 employees · Founded 1946 · Highland Heights, Ohio, United States
Norman Noble, Inc. is your single source for microprecision contract manufacturing of medical devices and implants. We specialize in micromachining of exotic materials to very complex geometries with dimensional tolerances to +/-.0001". For 80 years, customers have relied on our expertise, capabilities, and professionalism. Our highly trained staff of engineers and technicians add incomparable knowledge and experience to develop a custom manufacturing process required to take your project from prototype to full market requirements.
Norman Noble is commonly referred to as the most technologically advanced contract manufacturer in the Medtech Industry. Our unique micromachining and finishing capabilities enable the manufacturing of your newest designs of Medical Devices, Components and Implants.
Vertical Integration: We employ proprietary machining and finishing capabilities to enable the manufacturing of your most innovative products to finished drawing specifications. Among our capabilities as the largest contract manufacturer of Nitinol implants in the world, we offer design for manufacturability (DFM) services, laser machining, shape setting and electropolishing of super-elastic and shape-memory Nitinol. Our DSC testing and SEM analysis provide us the unique ability to manufacture Nitinol implants for the medical device industry. Cleanroom assembly and packaging enable us to provide your products manufactured complete. In addition, we have dedicated operations for Stent Manufacturing & Orthopedic Implant Manufacturing.
Prototype to Production: Norman Noble provides advanced prototype machining capabilities using equipment located in 5 dedicated, independent Process Development Centers (PDC’s), wholly separate from our production manufacturing areas. Our experienced team of engineers work within our Process Development Centers to develop and validate the most efficient manufacturing processes required to machine your products to exact specifications.