Precision Rotary Die Cutting

A high-accuracy converting process that uses a cylindrical die to cut, slit, or shape materials as they move through a rotating system. Well-suited for producing complex geometries with tight tolerances, making it ideal for stick-to-skin solutions that require consistency and precision.

Multi-Layered Laminations

A process that bonds multiple materials together using adhesive, heat, or pressure to create a composite structure. This makes it possible to combine properties such as adhesion, breathability, absorption, and barrier protection, critical for wound care dressings, ostomy products, and long-term wear patches.

Narrow-Width Slitting

A precision converting method that cuts wide rolls of material into narrower rolls while maintaining tight tolerances and clean edges. For medical adhesives, films, and liners, this process ensures skin-friendly formats that deliver dependable performance in securement devices and wearables.

Flexographic Printing

A high-speed, roll-to-roll printing process that uses flexible relief plates and quick-drying inks to transfer text, graphics, and markings onto medical substrates. This process is highly efficient for continuous, high-volume runs and is well-suited for device labeling, branding, and functional printing requirements.

In-Line Packaging

Integrated packaging directly within the converting process to reduce handling steps and improve efficiency. In-line packaging ensures that components are cleanly sealed in a controlled environment, accelerating speed-to-market while safeguarding product integrity.