Since 1935, Vernay has developed precision elastomeric components and custom fluid-control solutions for demanding medical, mobility and specialty applications. The company grew from Sergius Vernet’s wax-filled thermostat invention into a global manufacturer with research, engineering, testing and production capabilities across the U.S., Europe and Asia. Vernay’s medical work includes biocompatible check-valve assemblies, while its newer VoltaVent® system addresses pressure management and safety in electric-vehicle battery packs.
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Minivalve International B.VFamily-owned Minivalve International B.V. began about 25 years ago with a single-minded focus on miniature valve components and has grown from three colleagues into a 110-person manufacturer in Oldenzaal. The company develops and produces fluid-control components for OEMs, keeping its work under one roof and supplying customers in fields such as medical devices and automotive equipment. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and ISO 13485.CLEVELAND, 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
ViantWith roots in its first medical-device facility opened in 1968, Viant has spent more than five decades building an engineering-led manufacturing business focused entirely on medical technology. The company now helps device OEMs move from development into production through a vertically integrated global network, with particular recognition for its Fremont micro-molding operation, where specialists make highly complex components smaller than a resin pellet.FOXBOROUGH, MA
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