In recent years, national policies have bolstered technological innovation and industrial upgrading in the medical device sector, especially in high-end areas like micro and precision medical plastics. As the demand for smaller, higher-performing medical devices grows, the global micro injection molding market is projected to hit $1.58 billion by 2025. However, stringent regulations have set rigorous standards for the production processes and quality control of these devices. The push for precision, thinner components, and higher productivity is compelling companies to adopt advanced plastic molding technologies, presenting new challenges for production units, including injection molding machines, molds, and robotic arms. Key questions arise: How can suitable materials be selected and processes optimized to meet the unique demands of medical devices? How can the stability of production processes be ensured?

This conference will gather industry experts, scholars, enterprise representatives, and technology suppliers to delve into the core technologies and material applications of plastic molding. The goal is to align these innovations with the production, manufacturing, and performance quality requirements of medical devices, fostering the industry’s innovative growth.

• Medical device manufacturers: heads of the departments of technology, R&D, and manufacturing, as well as project/company leaders
• Equipment suppliers of plastic raw materials, injection molding machines, molds, manipulators, etc.
• Other companies and organizations of the industry chains related to molding technology