Norman Noble Inc., Highland Heights, Ohio, focused on Nitinol and other alloys for microprecision contract manufacturing for the medical device industry, is celebrating its 70th year of business in Northeast Ohio. The company has grown to 600 employees, with five facilities and more than 240,000 square feet of combined manufacturing space. Headquarters and large scale production facilities are now located in Highland Heights, with most recent expansions at facilities in Naples, Florida, and Windsor, Ontario.
The company keeps pace with current technology by continually investing in the machining, finishing, and engineering resources that enable the manufacture of next-generation product designs. Recent manufacturing innovations include its proprietary Noble S.T.E.A.L.T.H. athermal laser machining for nitinol and bioresorbable implants; SynchroFlash single operation laser Swiss turning and milling; fully validated manufacturing processes; and rapid development prototyping services.
A few examples of the medtech product designs we manufacture for our OEM customers include transcatheter heart valve frames, vascular stents, neurovascular flow diverters and clot removal devices, bioresorbable scaffolds, vessel closure implants, spinal implants, orthopedic screws and plates, and multi-leaf collimator assemblies for radiation therapy.
For medical implant and device companies in need of a manufacturing partner, Norman Noble’s U.S.- based team of engineers drives solutions to construct the most intricate designs from prototype through commercialization.
The company is known for its exceptional ability to produce nitinol based implants, and achieve sub-miniature precision beyond the reach of most manufacturers. It is a supplier to most of the largest OEM’s and well-known names in the medical device industry.
