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November 2011
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Resonetics’ new facility provides platform for business leaders and 2012 Presidential Candidate. |
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On the day after Rick Perry announced his bid for the Republican Primary, leading up to the 2012 Presidential Election, he visited with Resonetics to attend a forum of New Hampshire business leaders. Hosted by the Industry’s’ leader in Laser Micromachining, the Texas Governor toured the new 100,000+ foot facility, reviewing the latest in; Medical Device Manufacturing, Medical Diagnostics, and Clean Room Micro Processes.
After meeting with National and Local Press, Rick Perry sat down with Resonetics’ Board Members and over a dozen business owners to discuss the NH business environment, local economy and job creation, and how taxation effects investments in new technologies. |
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June 2011 |
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Resonetics, LLC. proudly announces
the company’s relocation to a new facility
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Resonetics, LLC. proudly announces the company’s relocation to a new facility in Nashua, NH. Because of the significant growth of its medical division, the new facility is 50% larger than the previous facility. Further expansion plans call for a doubling again by 2012; therefore, Resonetics has reserved surrounding space to accommodate this future growth.
The new Resonetics facility is located at:
Resonetics, LLC. • 44 Simon St. • Nashua, NH 03060
According to Cliff Gabay, President of Resonetics, “Over the last few years, our company has executed the strategic plan to build a thriving medical device component business, culminating in moving to a new facility to accommodate the growth. We just simply ran out of room.”
Regarding the reason Resonetics remained in New Hampshire and the city of Nashua specifically, Gabay cited, “Despite many attractive options from other States, we chose to remain in New Hampshire because of the tremendous support from the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development and the local towns (Nashua and Merrimack) plus the fact that I could maintain close proximity to the existing Resonetics staff.”
“New Hampshire has a winning economic strategy in place which has made us one of the most business friendly states in the nation and a great place to grow a business,” Governor John Lynch said.
“I am very pleased that Resonetics continues to grow and will do so right here in New Hampshire. I want to thank Cliff Gabay for expanding here in New Hampshire, and I want to thank our team in the Division of Economic Development for working with Resonetics in making this new facility possible.”
According to Mayor Donnalee Lozeau, "Resonetics proves that manufacturing can continue to thrive in New Hampshire. Cliff and the Resonetics team leverage the talent found in the Nashua area to design, develop and manufacture cutting-edge products that are shipped world-wide. I'm thrilled that they have chosen to launch their next phase of growth here in Nashua."
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| December 2010 |
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Growth leads to new facility |
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Resonetics LLC is proud to announce that during the spring of 2011, the company will be relocated from its current Nashua New Hampshire facility to a significantly larger facility a short distance away and still remain in the Nashua area.
The new facility has a footprint that is 50% larger than the current footprint with a significant portion allocated to medical device component and service manufacturing. The company also plans to double again by 2012 and has reserved surrounding space to ensure expansion.
According to Cliff Gabay, President of Resonetics, “It is especially rewarding to our employees that Resonetics is experiencing significant growth opportunities in the medical device market. Over the last few years, our company has executed the strategic plan to focus on medical device components and system business as well as exploding opportunities in diabetes and diagnostics, to name a few. The net result is that we are overflowing in our current facility and we look forward to the new facility to continue executing our exciting growth plans.”
The company chose to remain in the Nashua NH area because it would be less disruptive to the employees who played a critical role to the success of the company. “Our core technology is laser micromachining and we leverage our success partly on the talents of our technical staff who have created intellectual property that has put us in this enviable position.”
About Resonetics LLC:
Resonetics is the largest total solution provider of laser micromachining products and services in the world. It is also regarded as having the largest independent plastic (polymer) laser micromachining facility with more than 50 UV‐based laser micromachining systems and with three clean rooms.
Laser micromachining represents a critical fabrication technology for the manufacturing of medical devices, diagnostics, and a variety of non‐medical products as the machining features become increasingly small.
The US‐based company has three separate business divisions: The Medical Division, The Laser Micromachining Division (for Contract Manufacturing Services) and The Laser Systems Division (for capital equipment).
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Resonetics receives critical ISO-13485 Quality Certification.
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Resonetics LLC is proud to announce that it has received ISO 13485:2003 and ISO 9001:2008 quality certifications from the British Standards Institution(BSI).
The Nashua NH-based laser micromachining company received the ISO-13485:2003 and ISO 9001:2008 certifications for micromachining and assembly of medical components and controlled environment assembly. These quality certifications are globally recognized quality management system standards that are essential for organizations to demonstrate the ability to provide medical devices and related services that consistently meet both customer and regulatory requirements.
Resonetics is a laser micromachining company focused on contract manufacturing services to the medical device community. The company obtained the certifications to support its increased focus on the manufacturing of complete medical devices and sub-assemblies, leveraging its core capability of laser micromachining polymer-based devices such as balloons, catheters and diagnostic components.
According to Cliff Gabay, President of Resonetics, “This is an exciting time for us. The award of these certifications is an important milestone in Resonetics strategy to offer more services and capabilities to our existing medical customers. Our medical customers are demanding Resonetics to offer turn-key solutions as they recognize Resonetics can help them lower costs with higher performance and yields. We are committed to satisfying the needs of our expanding medical customer base. There are other forward-thinking corporative initiatives that Resonetics is implementing and we will announce them in the coming months.”
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| August 2010 |
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United States Patent and Trademark Office
has allowed one of Resonetics’ patent applications directed to laser micro-machining of a conical surface. |
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Laser micromachining of Conical Surfaces (Balloons)
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has allowed one of Resonetics’ patent applications directed to laser micro-machining of a conical surface.
This is an important patent as it not only enables the laser micro drilling of holes (as small as 1 micron in diameter) or trimming of medical balloons or other 3-D geometries with high precision but the method is also highly efficient for volume manufacturing. This method is critical to meet the cost and yield demands of emerging device technologies such as drug eluting balloons, embolic protection, PTCA/PTA and kyphoplasty.
Resonetics has developed 9 axes laser micromachining technology to permit the laser micromachining of complex, non-planar 3-D polymer-based devices. One of the most difficult technical challenges lies in non-planar geometry where the device is conical or hemispherical in shape, meaning the surface curvature is continuously changing in the axial direction. Moreover the surface curvature or cone angle is not constant so simple fixturing techniques are not applicable.
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| July 26, 2010 |
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Laser Systems Division: New product for Geoscience Laser Ablation |
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The Laser Systems Division announces the receipt of three (3) system orders for the Geoscience Laser Ablation market. The company's initial product is the RESOlution M-50 Series, developed in partnership with the University of London and Laurin Technic of Australia. According to Glenn Ogura, VP of Sales and Marketing, "Resonetics is entering a relatively new field of LA-ICP-MS for elemental analysis. We have chosen to work with industry leaders Michael Shelley and Dr. Wolfgang Müller to help Resonetics enter this market. Before even launching this product, the company received orders for three (3) systems which is a testament to our partners experience and involvement in the system design.
The company plans to have all three systems installed by Q3 2008. Additional product lines are expected to be released in 2009.
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February 14, 2008 |
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Resonetics LLC: Multi-Million dollar
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Laser Systems Division:
The Laser Systems Division announces the receipt of multi-million dollars of system orders for medical device manufacturing from 2 major tier 1 corporations. According the Pascal Miller, Director of the Laser Systems Division, "The receipt of these orders for our DPSS, CO2 and Excimer laser technology for production applications validates the company's investment in production processes. It is especially gratifying to see the company win orders by offering compelling laser solutions over non-laser technology."
The Division expects to install the majority of systems by the end of Q3 2008.
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January 15, 2008 |
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Resonetics LLC
Laser Micromachining Division
Resonetics Medical Device Components and Subassembly Group announces plans to add a third Class 100,000 clean room facility to augment the capacity of the group. According to VP of Operations, Rich Hunter, "The growth of our medical device business has dictated that we increase our overall capacity to meet the demands of our customers. A number of our medical client's products have reached commercialization and with the anticipated volumes, Resonetics needed to add both laser equipment and clean room space."
The additional medical device manufacturing facility will be operational by September 1, 2008.
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January 15, 2008 |
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The Resonetics RapidX260-0.5-266 Laser Micromachining System is designed to be a flexible laser micromachining system, capable of machining a wide variety of materials including plastic, glass, ceramics and metals.
The RapidX260 is an ideal development tool for MEMs, microfluidics and general purpose microfabrication.
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January 1, 2008
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November 1, 2007 - New York, NY - Corporate Fuel Partners LLC has announced today that an affiliate has acquired substantially all the operating assets of Resonetics, Inc., one of the largest laser micromachining companies in the world. The terms of the transaction are not disclosed. |
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November 1, 2007
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