Founded in Cleveland in 1946, Norman Noble manufactures precision medical implants and device components, with particular expertise in nitinol micromachining and laser processing. The company has grown from a garage operation into a six-facility manufacturer with more than 750 employees and over 280,000 square feet of production space, supporting projects from rapid prototype through commercialization. Norman Noble’s proprietary STEALTH athermal laser technology and vertically integrated finishing capabilities are backed by an ISO 13485:2016-registered quality system and more than 1,700 process validations for Class II and III devices.
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