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Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2025-09-11 Editor :VC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

In the rapidly expanding market for innovative medical devices and pharmaceuticals in 2025, how should the medical plastics and rubber sector seize opportunities? The answers were revealed in the 7th Edition CPRJ Medical Plastics and Rubber Conference and Showcase!

 

The conference, organized by Adsale Group, was fruitfully held today (September 11) in Suzhou, China. Over 320 professionals from across the medical plastics and rubber sector gathered to discuss trending topics such as policy direction, product design and innovation, new materials, and smart manufacturing processes. Together, they explored new opportunities and challenges in the sector.


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Watch the highlights here: The 7th Edition CPRJ Medical Plastics and Rubber Conference fruitfully held


New opportunities under compliance benefits

 

Driven by supporting policies and industrial upgrades, the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors are entering a new chapter of development. A key focus for companies is how to leverage the compliance benefits brought by regulatory science and identify practical growth pathways from industry trends.


Joyce Ye.jpg

 

In her welcome remark, Joyce Ye, Deputy Project Director at Adsale Publishing Ltd. (Adsale Group), highlighted that the Chinese medical device industry is currently experiencing accelerated import substitution and innovation-driven growth. Plastics and polymer materials play a crucial role in this sector, as they are not only the primary materials for medical consumables and packaging but also serve as the foundation for the lightweight, precision, and functional advancement of high-end devices.

 

Lele Zhang.jpg

 

Lele Zhang, PhD, Compliance Research Lead, Regulatory Science Institute of China Pharmaceutical University, pointed out that in the first half of 2025, the external licensing transaction value of innovative drugs in China reached US$45.5 billion. This amount is nearly equivalent to the total global transaction value of innovative drugs for the entire year of 2020.

 

This signifies that China has transitioned from being solely a generics powerhouse to becoming a significant force in global innovative drug R&D, bringing new opportunities for the medical plastics and rubber sector.

 

Zhiyi Luo.jpg


Zhiyi Luo, Research Manager, Policy and Industry Research Center of National Medical Products Administration Institute of Medical Economics, provided a detailed analysis of the current development of the Chinese medical device industry. As said, the industry is characterized by significant cluster development advantages, a surge of innovative products, a simultaneous increase in both the quantity and quality of medical device registrations, and robust resilience in exports.

 

Selena Qin.jpg

 

In her presentation, Selena Qin, General Secretary of China Medical Devices Packaging Committee, China Association for Medical Devices Industry, shed light on the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). She focused on the specific details regarding packaging recyclability assessments and requirements, as well as the standards for recyclable design outlined in the regulation.

 

Tony Pei.jpg


Tony Pei, Head of Quality at Yuwell Group, believes that companies should deeply integrate precise, reliable, and traceable quality control with the principles of lean production—specifically, waste elimination and continuous improvement. This approach should create a comprehensive engineering model that involves participation from all levels of the organization.

 

Qing Song.jpg


Qing Song, Material Structure Engineer/Expert at GE Healthcare, discussed the processing and molding requirements for medical device components in sterile environments. He emphasized the necessity of strictly adhering to national and industry standards, such as ISO 13485 and GMP for medical device quality management systems. 

 

Wenjing Zhao_1.jpg


Wenjing Zhao, Biocompatibility Manager, Fresenius Medical Care R&D (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., discussed the regulatory requirements for medical products concerning material safety, biocompatibility, and compliance. She pointed out that true material safety not only pertains to patient safety but also must take environmental friendliness into account.


Polymer innovation and precision manufacturing drive development

 

In the manufacturing of medical devices and consumables, material innovation and equipment upgrades are advancing in tandem. These include enhancing performance and cost advantages through polymer modification, as well as leveraging precision molding, tooling, hot runner systems, and drying and material handling processes to achieve high-quality and traceable manufacturing.


Mason Wu.jpg

 

Mason Wu, Chairman at Jiangyin Hongmeng Rubber & Plastic Products Co., Ltd., shared insights on the research of medical polymer materials. He talked about the company's innovative explorations and practices in areas such as pharmaceutical packaging materials, biopharmaceutical tubing, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) adhesives, and lubricating coatings for implanted/interventional catheters.


Jun Liu.jpg

 

Jun Liu, Director of New Materials Business, Guyuan Medical Technology Co., Ltd., explained how modifying medical polymer materials can achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement in applications such as high-pressure contrast injection syringes, conductive tips, cryopreservation tubes, and low-fluorescence materials. His insights offered new approaches for enhancing cost-effectiveness in the production of medical consumables.


Ming Wu.jpg

 

Ming Wu, Business Director at Kunshan Yuqiu Molding Plastics Co., Ltd., presented the company's upgrade and transformation in the manufacturing of precision components and medical plastics. The company produces plastic parts for medical devices, covering monitoring systems, ultrasound imaging, medical X-ray imaging systems, AEDs, defibrillator monitors, and surgical tables. Looking ahead, the company will focus on precision molding for overmolding, multi-component injection molding, and optical medical lenses.


Mickey Huang.jpg


Haitian’s comprehensive PVC solution addresses the issues such as yellowing and black spots in medical PVC injection molding. According to Mickey Huang, Solution Specialist at Haitian International Holdings Limited, this solution tackles pain points in PVC injection parts through three key aspects: specialized hardware (integrated PVC screws, anti-reverse PVC screws, and innovative cooling duct designs), dedicated PVC programs, and polishing of plasticizing components.


Gomas Cheng.jpg

 

Gomas Cheng, Sales Director - Molding Solutions China, Barnes Molding Solutions (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd., introduced the innovative applications of Barnes’ high-precision molds, hot runner systems, and control systems in the manufacturing of drug delivery devices, medical consumables, and IVD consumables. Barnes offers a one-stop solution for customers, helping medical companies ensure quality while achieving higher production efficiency at lower overall costs.

 

Erwin Chen.jpg


Erwin Chen, Business Development & Key Account Manager - Business Unit PAC & MED Asia, ENGEL Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., highlighted how the company’s iQ weight control software can optimize the manufacturing of pipette tip. Key process parameters to monitor include holding pressure, holding time, and injection curves. By controlling concentricity, parallelism, and linearity, production stability is ensured. Additionally, the 64-cavity mold can leverage high-performance injection assistant units, while ensuring uniform clamping force to avoid flash.


Raymond Xie.jpg

 

Raymond Xie, Manager, Technical Center, LKIMM/LK Group, presented the practical applications of the Elettrica series high-precision injection molding machines in the manufacturing of medical devices, consumables, and healthcare equipment. These injection machines are equipped with high-performance servo motors and a dual toggle structure, achieving injection positioning accuracy of up to 0.01 mm.

 

Yi Zhang.jpg

 

Yi Zhang, Plastic Sales Manager East-China, Kistler Innovative Technology China Ltd., introduced the company's unique sensor measurement technology and injection molding process monitoring and control systems. He also discussed how these innovations create value in the injection molding industry and enhance return on investment (ROI), helping medical product manufacturers minimize manufacturing defects.


Raymond Lv.jpg

 

In his presentation, Raymond Lv, Sales Engineer at motan Taicang Co., Ltd., introduced how Modan achieves zero pollution and full traceability in material storage, drying, single-machine conveying, central conveying, and metering blending through innovative features such as cyclone filters, over-drying protection, energy recovery, and the sPLANT information management system. These advancements provide efficient and reliable material handling solutions for the medical industry.


Misha Lou.jpg

 

Misha Lou, Technical Marketing Expert at Bohler Special Steels (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., presented the advantages of the company’s mold steel, including its wear resistance, strength, corrosion resistance, polishability, and thermal conductivity. This mold steel is suitable for manufacturing precision medical products such as blood dialysis housings, pipette tips, insulin injection pens, and microfluidic chips.

 

Ergonomics and user experience become breakthrough points

 

Policies define the boundaries of industry development, while product design and innovation serve as the core driving forces for companies in market competition. As medical devices increasingly evolve towards personalization and intelligence, finding a balance between clinical effectiveness, safety, and user experience is becoming the key to success for companies.


Shuying Ji.jpg

 

Shuying Ji, Director of Global Devices and Supplies, WuXi Biologics, introduced the key design principles of pre-filled automatic injectors, focusing on core functionalities such as dosing accuracy and reliability, as well as ergonomics, including user experience and usability. These principles are essential for ensuring that the devices meet both clinical and user needs effectively.

 

Suning Chen.jpg

 

Suning Chen, Deputy General Manager at Beijing Quinovare Medical Technology Co., Ltd., presented the customized design and manufacturing innovations of the needle-free injection pen. Utilizing precise fluid control technology, this product delivers medication accurately and safely to targeted locations and has been used in the treatment of diabetes, obesity, and pediatric growth disorders.

 

Yifei Dai_1.jpg

 

Using case studies in diabetes treatment, orthopedics, chronic disease management, medical training, and minimally invasive surgery, Yifei Dai, Managing Director at Industrial Design Consultancy (Shanghai) Ltd., introduced the company’s innovative practices in ergonomics design processes.

 

Chunjiang Yao.jpg


In his presentation, Chunjiang Yao, Head of Experience Innovation, Shanghai United Imaging Healthcare Co., Ltd., talked about user-oriented medical innovation practices. For instance, the company designed the “starry sky light environment” for CT imaging equipment, providing patients with an immersive experience.

 

Additionally, the company developed China's first smart CT imaging equipment featuring AI scanning technology, which is capable of recognizing faces and full-body positions, significantly reducing the risk of cross-infection.


Ying Guo.jpg


Ying Guo, Director of Investment Strategy, Suzhou Shijia Science & Technology Inc., shared the path of independent innovation for high-value medical plastic and rubber consumables.

 

In response to the aging population and the rising incidence of kidney disease, the company has developed cost-effective dialysis products while focusing on high-end peritoneal dialysis tubing. The company emphasizes smart drainage systems and antibacterial coating technologies, working on anti-collapse drainage tubes and temperature-sensitive hydrogel coatings to meet the demands of precise medical treatment.


Paul Wang.jpg

 

Paul Wang, Vice General Manager of Key Account Department at InnoMax Medical Technology Co., Ltd., discussed how the company facilitates localized production and global compliance for Chinese medical device enterprises. By leveraging technological synergy, compliant innovation, and a global footprint, the company supports the entire process from R&D to manufacturing, helping customers to enhance competitiveness in the international market. 

 

Set out for safety and sustainability

 

In the entire lifecycle of pharmaceutical and medical products, packaging serves as both a foundational compliance element and a key indicator of technological advancement. Currently, medical packaging is evolving toward safety and sustainability. On one hand, it must ensure sterile barriers and the stability of contents; on the other hand, it needs to respond to trends in green transformation and recycling.


Gaobing Chen.jpg

 

Gaobing Chen, Medical Product Manager, APAC, Amcor PLC, introduced the application of air knife coating technology in medical packaging. The technology uses airflow to evenly remove excess coatings from surfaces, resulting in more uniform and reliable functional coatings. It enhances product safety and barrier performance while also addressing environmental concerns, cost efficiency, and scalability in production.


Wenbo He.jpg

 

Wenbo He, Senior Packaging Engineer at HySum Flexibles Global, Inc., discussed the innovative applications of ultra-high barrier materials in medical blister packaging and flexible packaging. These materials not only possess recyclable and sustainable characteristics but also enhance the safety and shelf life of contents while improving convenience for both patients and healthcare professionals.


Xu Liang.jpg

 

Xu Liang, Quality Manager at Suzhou Funway Sterile Packaging Co., Ltd., shared the company’s experiences in quality control for medical blister packaging. By adopting a comprehensive approach that covers the entire supply chain—from infrastructure and raw materials to production, testing, validation, and digitalization—the company ensures that medical packaging consistently maintains its sterile barrier function, thereby safeguarding the safety and effectiveness of medical devices.

 

Concurrent business matching and solution showcase

 

In order to facilitate one to one business matching across the supply chain, the organizer set up the “ConnectME” special zone and conducted online and offline precise business matching meetings on the spot.


Connect ME_5.jpg


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ConnectME business matching meetings.


In addition to the engaging presentations, around 30 companies showcased advanced solutions for the medical industry. The solutions covered a wide range of areas, including chemical raw materials, injection molding, blow molding, extrusion, molds and hot runner systems, as well as auxiliary equipment.


exhibits_2.jpg


exhibits_3.jpg


Exhibits_8.jpg


Exhibits_5.jpg


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A wide spectrum of innovative solutions for the medical industry were showcased on site. 


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Barnes Molding Solutions (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd.


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Haitian International Holdings Limited


ENGEL.jpg

ENGEL Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 


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LK Injection Molding Machine Co., Ltd.


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Kistler Innovative Technology China Ltd.


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motan Taicang Co., Ltd. 


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Bohler Special Steels (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.


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Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2025-09-11 Editor :VC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

In the rapidly expanding market for innovative medical devices and pharmaceuticals in 2025, how should the medical plastics and rubber sector seize opportunities? The answers were revealed in the 7th Edition CPRJ Medical Plastics and Rubber Conference and Showcase!

 

The conference, organized by Adsale Group, was fruitfully held today (September 11) in Suzhou, China. Over 320 professionals from across the medical plastics and rubber sector gathered to discuss trending topics such as policy direction, product design and innovation, new materials, and smart manufacturing processes. Together, they explored new opportunities and challenges in the sector.


Overall_0_1.jpg


Sub Forum.jpg


Overall_13.jpg

Overall_14.jpg


Salon_2.jpg


Group photo.jpg


QR_280.png

Scan the QR code to access the photo album.


Watch the highlights here: The 7th Edition CPRJ Medical Plastics and Rubber Conference fruitfully held


New opportunities under compliance benefits

 

Driven by supporting policies and industrial upgrades, the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors are entering a new chapter of development. A key focus for companies is how to leverage the compliance benefits brought by regulatory science and identify practical growth pathways from industry trends.


Joyce Ye.jpg

 

In her welcome remark, Joyce Ye, Deputy Project Director at Adsale Publishing Ltd. (Adsale Group), highlighted that the Chinese medical device industry is currently experiencing accelerated import substitution and innovation-driven growth. Plastics and polymer materials play a crucial role in this sector, as they are not only the primary materials for medical consumables and packaging but also serve as the foundation for the lightweight, precision, and functional advancement of high-end devices.

 

Lele Zhang.jpg

 

Lele Zhang, PhD, Compliance Research Lead, Regulatory Science Institute of China Pharmaceutical University, pointed out that in the first half of 2025, the external licensing transaction value of innovative drugs in China reached US$45.5 billion. This amount is nearly equivalent to the total global transaction value of innovative drugs for the entire year of 2020.

 

This signifies that China has transitioned from being solely a generics powerhouse to becoming a significant force in global innovative drug R&D, bringing new opportunities for the medical plastics and rubber sector.

 

Zhiyi Luo.jpg


Zhiyi Luo, Research Manager, Policy and Industry Research Center of National Medical Products Administration Institute of Medical Economics, provided a detailed analysis of the current development of the Chinese medical device industry. As said, the industry is characterized by significant cluster development advantages, a surge of innovative products, a simultaneous increase in both the quantity and quality of medical device registrations, and robust resilience in exports.

 

Selena Qin.jpg

 

In her presentation, Selena Qin, General Secretary of China Medical Devices Packaging Committee, China Association for Medical Devices Industry, shed light on the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). She focused on the specific details regarding packaging recyclability assessments and requirements, as well as the standards for recyclable design outlined in the regulation.

 

Tony Pei.jpg


Tony Pei, Head of Quality at Yuwell Group, believes that companies should deeply integrate precise, reliable, and traceable quality control with the principles of lean production—specifically, waste elimination and continuous improvement. This approach should create a comprehensive engineering model that involves participation from all levels of the organization.

 

Qing Song.jpg


Qing Song, Material Structure Engineer/Expert at GE Healthcare, discussed the processing and molding requirements for medical device components in sterile environments. He emphasized the necessity of strictly adhering to national and industry standards, such as ISO 13485 and GMP for medical device quality management systems. 

 

Wenjing Zhao_1.jpg


Wenjing Zhao, Biocompatibility Manager, Fresenius Medical Care R&D (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., discussed the regulatory requirements for medical products concerning material safety, biocompatibility, and compliance. She pointed out that true material safety not only pertains to patient safety but also must take environmental friendliness into account.


Polymer innovation and precision manufacturing drive development

 

In the manufacturing of medical devices and consumables, material innovation and equipment upgrades are advancing in tandem. These include enhancing performance and cost advantages through polymer modification, as well as leveraging precision molding, tooling, hot runner systems, and drying and material handling processes to achieve high-quality and traceable manufacturing.


Mason Wu.jpg

 

Mason Wu, Chairman at Jiangyin Hongmeng Rubber & Plastic Products Co., Ltd., shared insights on the research of medical polymer materials. He talked about the company's innovative explorations and practices in areas such as pharmaceutical packaging materials, biopharmaceutical tubing, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) adhesives, and lubricating coatings for implanted/interventional catheters.


Jun Liu.jpg

 

Jun Liu, Director of New Materials Business, Guyuan Medical Technology Co., Ltd., explained how modifying medical polymer materials can achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement in applications such as high-pressure contrast injection syringes, conductive tips, cryopreservation tubes, and low-fluorescence materials. His insights offered new approaches for enhancing cost-effectiveness in the production of medical consumables.


Ming Wu.jpg

 

Ming Wu, Business Director at Kunshan Yuqiu Molding Plastics Co., Ltd., presented the company's upgrade and transformation in the manufacturing of precision components and medical plastics. The company produces plastic parts for medical devices, covering monitoring systems, ultrasound imaging, medical X-ray imaging systems, AEDs, defibrillator monitors, and surgical tables. Looking ahead, the company will focus on precision molding for overmolding, multi-component injection molding, and optical medical lenses.


Mickey Huang.jpg


Haitian’s comprehensive PVC solution addresses the issues such as yellowing and black spots in medical PVC injection molding. According to Mickey Huang, Solution Specialist at Haitian International Holdings Limited, this solution tackles pain points in PVC injection parts through three key aspects: specialized hardware (integrated PVC screws, anti-reverse PVC screws, and innovative cooling duct designs), dedicated PVC programs, and polishing of plasticizing components.


Gomas Cheng.jpg

 

Gomas Cheng, Sales Director - Molding Solutions China, Barnes Molding Solutions (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd., introduced the innovative applications of Barnes’ high-precision molds, hot runner systems, and control systems in the manufacturing of drug delivery devices, medical consumables, and IVD consumables. Barnes offers a one-stop solution for customers, helping medical companies ensure quality while achieving higher production efficiency at lower overall costs.

 

Erwin Chen.jpg


Erwin Chen, Business Development & Key Account Manager - Business Unit PAC & MED Asia, ENGEL Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., highlighted how the company’s iQ weight control software can optimize the manufacturing of pipette tip. Key process parameters to monitor include holding pressure, holding time, and injection curves. By controlling concentricity, parallelism, and linearity, production stability is ensured. Additionally, the 64-cavity mold can leverage high-performance injection assistant units, while ensuring uniform clamping force to avoid flash.


Raymond Xie.jpg

 

Raymond Xie, Manager, Technical Center, LKIMM/LK Group, presented the practical applications of the Elettrica series high-precision injection molding machines in the manufacturing of medical devices, consumables, and healthcare equipment. These injection machines are equipped with high-performance servo motors and a dual toggle structure, achieving injection positioning accuracy of up to 0.01 mm.

 

Yi Zhang.jpg

 

Yi Zhang, Plastic Sales Manager East-China, Kistler Innovative Technology China Ltd., introduced the company's unique sensor measurement technology and injection molding process monitoring and control systems. He also discussed how these innovations create value in the injection molding industry and enhance return on investment (ROI), helping medical product manufacturers minimize manufacturing defects.


Raymond Lv.jpg

 

In his presentation, Raymond Lv, Sales Engineer at motan Taicang Co., Ltd., introduced how Modan achieves zero pollution and full traceability in material storage, drying, single-machine conveying, central conveying, and metering blending through innovative features such as cyclone filters, over-drying protection, energy recovery, and the sPLANT information management system. These advancements provide efficient and reliable material handling solutions for the medical industry.


Misha Lou.jpg

 

Misha Lou, Technical Marketing Expert at Bohler Special Steels (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., presented the advantages of the company’s mold steel, including its wear resistance, strength, corrosion resistance, polishability, and thermal conductivity. This mold steel is suitable for manufacturing precision medical products such as blood dialysis housings, pipette tips, insulin injection pens, and microfluidic chips.

 

Ergonomics and user experience become breakthrough points

 

Policies define the boundaries of industry development, while product design and innovation serve as the core driving forces for companies in market competition. As medical devices increasingly evolve towards personalization and intelligence, finding a balance between clinical effectiveness, safety, and user experience is becoming the key to success for companies.


Shuying Ji.jpg

 

Shuying Ji, Director of Global Devices and Supplies, WuXi Biologics, introduced the key design principles of pre-filled automatic injectors, focusing on core functionalities such as dosing accuracy and reliability, as well as ergonomics, including user experience and usability. These principles are essential for ensuring that the devices meet both clinical and user needs effectively.

 

Suning Chen.jpg

 

Suning Chen, Deputy General Manager at Beijing Quinovare Medical Technology Co., Ltd., presented the customized design and manufacturing innovations of the needle-free injection pen. Utilizing precise fluid control technology, this product delivers medication accurately and safely to targeted locations and has been used in the treatment of diabetes, obesity, and pediatric growth disorders.

 

Yifei Dai_1.jpg

 

Using case studies in diabetes treatment, orthopedics, chronic disease management, medical training, and minimally invasive surgery, Yifei Dai, Managing Director at Industrial Design Consultancy (Shanghai) Ltd., introduced the company’s innovative practices in ergonomics design processes.

 

Chunjiang Yao.jpg


In his presentation, Chunjiang Yao, Head of Experience Innovation, Shanghai United Imaging Healthcare Co., Ltd., talked about user-oriented medical innovation practices. For instance, the company designed the “starry sky light environment” for CT imaging equipment, providing patients with an immersive experience.

 

Additionally, the company developed China's first smart CT imaging equipment featuring AI scanning technology, which is capable of recognizing faces and full-body positions, significantly reducing the risk of cross-infection.


Ying Guo.jpg


Ying Guo, Director of Investment Strategy, Suzhou Shijia Science & Technology Inc., shared the path of independent innovation for high-value medical plastic and rubber consumables.

 

In response to the aging population and the rising incidence of kidney disease, the company has developed cost-effective dialysis products while focusing on high-end peritoneal dialysis tubing. The company emphasizes smart drainage systems and antibacterial coating technologies, working on anti-collapse drainage tubes and temperature-sensitive hydrogel coatings to meet the demands of precise medical treatment.


Paul Wang.jpg

 

Paul Wang, Vice General Manager of Key Account Department at InnoMax Medical Technology Co., Ltd., discussed how the company facilitates localized production and global compliance for Chinese medical device enterprises. By leveraging technological synergy, compliant innovation, and a global footprint, the company supports the entire process from R&D to manufacturing, helping customers to enhance competitiveness in the international market. 

 

Set out for safety and sustainability

 

In the entire lifecycle of pharmaceutical and medical products, packaging serves as both a foundational compliance element and a key indicator of technological advancement. Currently, medical packaging is evolving toward safety and sustainability. On one hand, it must ensure sterile barriers and the stability of contents; on the other hand, it needs to respond to trends in green transformation and recycling.


Gaobing Chen.jpg

 

Gaobing Chen, Medical Product Manager, APAC, Amcor PLC, introduced the application of air knife coating technology in medical packaging. The technology uses airflow to evenly remove excess coatings from surfaces, resulting in more uniform and reliable functional coatings. It enhances product safety and barrier performance while also addressing environmental concerns, cost efficiency, and scalability in production.


Wenbo He.jpg

 

Wenbo He, Senior Packaging Engineer at HySum Flexibles Global, Inc., discussed the innovative applications of ultra-high barrier materials in medical blister packaging and flexible packaging. These materials not only possess recyclable and sustainable characteristics but also enhance the safety and shelf life of contents while improving convenience for both patients and healthcare professionals.


Xu Liang.jpg

 

Xu Liang, Quality Manager at Suzhou Funway Sterile Packaging Co., Ltd., shared the company’s experiences in quality control for medical blister packaging. By adopting a comprehensive approach that covers the entire supply chain—from infrastructure and raw materials to production, testing, validation, and digitalization—the company ensures that medical packaging consistently maintains its sterile barrier function, thereby safeguarding the safety and effectiveness of medical devices.

 

Concurrent business matching and solution showcase

 

In order to facilitate one to one business matching across the supply chain, the organizer set up the “ConnectME” special zone and conducted online and offline precise business matching meetings on the spot.


Connect ME_5.jpg


Connect ME_3.jpg

ConnectME business matching meetings.


In addition to the engaging presentations, around 30 companies showcased advanced solutions for the medical industry. The solutions covered a wide range of areas, including chemical raw materials, injection molding, blow molding, extrusion, molds and hot runner systems, as well as auxiliary equipment.


exhibits_2.jpg


exhibits_3.jpg


Exhibits_8.jpg


Exhibits_5.jpg


exhibits_4.jpg

A wide spectrum of innovative solutions for the medical industry were showcased on site. 


Barnes.jpg

Barnes Molding Solutions (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd.


Haitian.jpg

Haitian International Holdings Limited


ENGEL.jpg

ENGEL Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 


LK.jpg

LK Injection Molding Machine Co., Ltd.


Kistler.jpg

Kistler Innovative Technology China Ltd.


moton.jpg

motan Taicang Co., Ltd. 


Bohler.jpg

Bohler Special Steels (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.


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