Automating Medical Device Molding: From First Part to Lights-Out Production
Automation failures rarely come from robots or software. They come from decisions made too late in design, tooling, and process development.
In this technical webinar, Nissha Medical Technologies experts will discuss scaling medical device molding processes with automation—from low-volume R&D to high-volume, lights-out production.
This session will examine where automation expectations shift as volume increases and where challenges tend to emerge in practice.
Nissha Speakers: Travis Garrison, Automation Manager, and Vijay Kudchadkar, Director of Plastics & Sales Engineering
Chamfr Moderator: Steve Maxson, VP of Growth
Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Time: 1 PM (ET)
Duration: 1 hour (presentation + live Q&A)
What You'll Learn
What a manual-to-automated path (M2AP) can look like in medical molding
Why design for automation (DFA) considerations should start on day one
Where tolerance stack-ups become mission critical in micromolding
How inspection approaches evolve, including the shift from manual microscopes to machine vision
When teams typically evaluate automation investments
Common automation challenges that are often overlooked
Spots are limited. Register now to reserve your seat and get access to the recording!
Speakers
Travis Garrison
Automation Manager
Vijay Kudchadkar
Director of Plastics & Sales Engineering
Steve Maxson
VP of Growth
Who Should Attend:
R&D and manufacturing engineers
Process development and automation engineers
Engineering managers scaling medical device production
Teams working with molded or micromolded components
Register Today
If you’re designing molded medical devices today and expect to manufacture them at scale tomorrow, this session will provide perspective on automation factors that should be considered from day one.
Join us for the technical, case-study driven discussion.
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