PMA Testing

Your Medical Device Testing Laboratory With Expertise in Diverse Materials

Class III medical devices can be composed of a diverse range of materials, meaning that contract testing partners must be able to perform robust assays in order to assure product safety and efficacy. The Infinity team has the experience needed to understand how your medical device works and the cutting-edge technologies necessary to perform testing on medical device materials, including:

 

  • Polymers - Diverse Medical Device Materials
    Polymers
    Plastic, rubber, elastomer, coatings, adhesives
  • Metals - Diverse Medical Device Materials
    Metals
    Alloys, electroplated material, titanium, stainless steel
  • Ceramics - Diverse Medical Device Materials
    Ceramics
    Alumina, aluminum oxide, zirconia compounds
  • Specialty and composite materials - Diverse Medical Device Materials
    Specialty and composite materials
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Medical Device Method Development & Validation

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Chemical Characterization

Standard: ISO 10993

Chemical characterization of medical device materials, including polymers, metals, ceramics, and composites, to provide ISO 10993 biocompatibility data for regulatory filings. Additionally, tests characterize ancillary chemicals associated with device production, such as plasticizers, fillers, additives, cleaning agents, and release agents.

Medical Device Extractables & Leachables

Standard: ISO 10993 Chemical Characterization Testing

Set of methods to characterize complex chemical interactions in medical device materials (polymers, metals, ceramics, and composites) to characterize extractables and leachables properly.

Failure Analysis

Standard: Product Dependent

Conducted when the medical device does not meet performance criteria to find the root cause of the failure. Since failure can be caused by ingredients, contaminants, storage, and numerous other factors, failure analysis encompasses a diverse range of tests.

Impurity Identification

Standard: USP <232>, USP <233>

Detects and identifies unknown materials in medical devices under FDA and ICH recommendations.

Material Compatibility Studies

Standard: Product dependent

Seeks to understand whether or not the different component materials in a medical device, including a drug component, can negatively interact with each other and impact the performance or safety of the overall device.

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