TT Electronics facility secures FDA registration

Now as an FDA registered location, the facility is recognised by and subject to the rigorous standards of the FDA, further reinforcing the company’s commitment to supporting its global customers with a wide range of high-reliability products and services across key highly regulated end markets. This development also builds on FDA registration received last year by the TT Cleveland facility which has paved the way for increasing collaboration between the two locations to further support our medical customers with complete, vertically integrated solutions by utilising the complimentary capabilities of our teams and sites in Ohio and Minnesota respectively. These registrations and this enhanced value offering further demonstrate the steps TT is actively taking to better respond to the increased demand seen in the medical and life science domain.

“This latest milestone demonstrates our commitment to the healthcare industry and the momentum behind our growth strategy. FDA designation is not easily awarded and will provide a significant advantage in supporting our current customer base, many of whom are global leaders in their fields. TT has long been a partner for medical device and life science technology innovators and we’re proud to continue securing milestones like this one to support our customers with an enhanced ability to leverage our growing capabilities in the USA. Our increasing expertise and track record in manufacturing and delivering finished, complex medical products – still founded on world-class service is a compelling offering which we’re delighted to provide to our partners,” said TT Electronics Power Solutions VP/GM, Matt Sweaney.

Manufacturing facilities involved in the production and distribution of medical devices intended for use in the United States healthcare sector are required to register annually with the FDA. This registration provides the FDA with the location of medical device establishments and the devices manufactured at those establishments. Knowing where devices are made increases the nation’s ability to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies such as those experienced in recent years in responding to the coronavirus pandemic.