19 Dec

Posted at 15:53h in Insights

By Jeffrey Koslosky, Director, Engineering & Product Development Biomedical textiles come in many forms – namely woven, non-woven, braided and knitted. Knitted fabric structures, which can be formed via warp knitting or weft knitting, are highly flexible, conformable and often have high porosity. With medical warp knitting, biomaterial yarn follows a zigzag pattern along the...

25 Nov

Posted at 18:06h in Resources

At Cortland Biomedical, we use textiles to solve some of the most complex and unique challenges the healthcare industry faces. Our state-of-the-art facility reflects our commitment to offering superior, full-scale medical textile production customized to your needs....

17 Sep

Posted at 15:47h in Press Releases

Engineering Team Brings Decades of Experience in the Development of Advanced Medical Textile Constructions Cortland, NY, September 17, 2019 - Cortland Biomedical,a full-service medical textiles product development partner that provides access to a spectrum of engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities, has unveiled a new, purpose-built manufacturing facility strategically designed by textile engineers....

27 Aug

Posted at 16:24h in Insights

By: Luis Padilla
You are stuck. The problem feels unsolvable. You have spoken with numerous companies, but everyone seems to offer the same answers but no solutions. There are many medical device development companies out there, but not all of them are willing to move outside their comfort zone and...