Founded in 1980 from entrepreneur Stuart Herskovitz’s guest bedroom, Qosina supplies OEM single-use medical device components to medical, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies. From its Ronkonkoma headquarters, the company offers more than 5,000 stock components, complimentary samples and product-development support for sourcing or adapting parts to a customer’s design. Its facility is certified to ISO 13485, ISO 9001, ISO 22301, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 standards.
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Busse Hospital DisposablesSince 1965, Busse Hospital Disposables has manufactured single-use medical devices and supplies for the healthcare industry from its U.S. facility. The Hauppauge company also designs custom procedural kits and trays and provides OEM manufacturing, packaging, sterilization, and regulatory support. Its medical-device manufacturing is FDA registered and ISO 13485 certified, while its affiliated Long Island Sterilization operation has served customers since 2001 in a 30,000-square-foot facility.HAUPPAUGE, NY
QMDQMD manufactures medical devices and precision components for OEMs, with a long-standing specialty in silicone and other elastomerics; the company says its manufacturing roots in elastomeric components and devices go back decades. It partners with OEMs on medical-device development and production, as well as turnkey solutions that include assembly, packaging, and sterilization.PEPPER PIKE, OH
Marsh MedicalMarsh Medical makes engineered components for critical medical devices, pairing in-house engineers and chemists with U.S.-based manufacturing to develop custom pressure-control and sensing solutions. The division draws on more than four decades of medical-component experience and the 125-year history of its Marsh Bellofram parent company, giving manufacturers a single source for both standard and hard-to-recreate parts. Its products are produced and tested under in-house procedures, with Marsh Medical certified to ISO 9001:2015.NEWELL, WV
Nissha Medical TechnologiesWith roots stretching back more than a century, Nissha Medical Technologies designs and manufactures single-use medical technologies, including complex minimally invasive devices and clinical wearables. The Buffalo-headquartered medical devices subsidiary of Japan’s publicly held Nissha Co. operates 10 facilities across five countries, combining product design, regulatory expertise and scalable production. It also brings more than 30 years of experience to complex cable assemblies used in critical-care procedures and holds ISO 13485 certification.BUFFALO, NY