08 Feb PAST EVENT: AAOS Annual Meeting 2024
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Cortland Biomedical attended the 2024 AAOS Meeting February 12-16th in San Francisco....
31 Jan Cortland Biomedical Expands Cutting-Edge Capabilities and Capacity for Design and Development of Woven Biomedical Textile Structures
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Will Showcase its Collaborative Design and Engineering Processes for Woven, Knitted and Braided Textiles at Booth 815 at MD&M West Cortland, NY, January 31, 2024 – Cortland Biomedical, a full-service biomedical textiles product development partner that provides access to a full-spectrum of global engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities, proudly announces the...
03 Jan Engineer Spotlight: Cortland Biomedical’s José Nuñez Discusses Innovative Advancements in Biomedical Textile Development
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Cortland Biomedical Engineering Manager José Nuñez discusses how the capabilities of the biomedical textile industry have evolved during his 30+ years in the field. Can you tell us about your background? I joined Cortland Biomedical this year, bringing over 40 years of textile engineering experience, including pivotal roles with industry giants...
04 Dec Our Commitment to Our Employees: Empowering Success One Person at a Time
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At Cortland Biomedical, we firmly believe that our employees are the backbone of our success. As a leading biomedical textile company serving the top medical device OEMs in the world, and in turn patients around the world, we understand the pivotal role our talented workforce plays in driving innovation, advancing...
21 Nov Frequently Asked Questions for Biomedical Textile Design and Development
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At Cortland Biomedical, we pride ourselves on being a true partner to our medical device OEM customers. This means collaborating early in the product conception and design process to thoroughly understand product needs, objectives, and challenges. By doing this, we provide expert guidance on the biomedical textile materials and configurations...
20 Nov PAST EVENT: MD&M West 2024
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Our team exhibited at MD&M West in booth 815 February 6-8, 2023, in Anaheim, CA....
06 Sep Cortland Biomedical Welcomes José Nuñez as Engineering Manager
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Recent Engineering Appointments Mark Significant Step Forward as Company Continues to Attract Top-tier Talent in Pursuit of Innovation and Excellence Cortland, NY, September 6, 2023 - Cortland Biomedical, a full-service medical textiles product development partner that provides access to a full-spectrum of global engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities, is pleased to...
19 May Engineer Spotlight: Cortland Biomedical’s Julia Wright Discusses Warp Knitting
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Cortland Biomedical Textile Process Engineer Julia Wright Discusses Processes and Advantages of Warp Knitting Q: What are the key advantages of warp knitting over other textile production methods for biomedical textiles? A: There are significant advantages of warp knitting over other textile production methods for biomedical textiles. For fabrics that require high...
25 Apr Kenneth DeGraff Promoted to Director of Operations at Cortland Biomedical
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Cortland, NY, April 25, 2023 - Cortland Biomedical, a full-service medical textiles product development partner that provides access to a full-spectrum of global engineering, design and manufacturing capabilities, is pleased to announce the promotion of Kenneth (Ken) DeGraff to the position of director of operations. Ken most recently held the...
16 Mar Engineer Spotlight: Cortland Biomedical’s Ed Tierney Discusses Our Weaving Capabilities
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Cortland Biomedical Sr. Process Engineer Ed Tierney Discusses Weaving Processes and Advantages of Woven Textiles Can you walk us through the weaving process? Weaving has been around since before the Egyptians, and still uses the same principles today. In very simple terms, weaving is lifting the long length (warp) ends...