Defining a Coating Process

Bench top application of a coating onto a surface is a vastly different endeavor compared to a fully-realized GMP-grade manufacturing process. After the coating design process is complete and a serious application has been identified, process development begins in earnest.

Homegrown Expertise, Reliable Partners and Trusted Consultants

Before beginning coating process development, a client decides whether to bring the coating system in-house or to outsource the process. More information about this crucial choice about hydrophilic coating supply chains can be found at the Hydrophilic Coatings Blog.

For whichever decision the client makes, Biocoat offers expert coating process knowledge for designing a manufacturing line. Two partners in particular can work hand-in-hand with Biocoat to develop client processes:

	Formacoat ® is an innovative biomedical company specializing in hydrophilic and custom medical device coating services. Formacoat LLC partners with Biocoat and its customers who choose to focus on their core competencies - or want to minimize the internal expense - associated with hydrophilic coating process development.
	DipTech Systems specializes in dipping machinery for dip molding and dip coating. With over 75 years of experience in medical and industrial dipping equipment, DipTech Systems is ready to meet manufacturing and equipment challenges for companies seeking to coat products in-house.

Creating a Coating Process

With the proper array of staff and consulting expertise, Biocoat can work with collaborating engineers to design and implement a coating process. This includes recommendations for equipment and direct aide in design.