January 21, 2025
Additional Prototyping Capacity Supports Milling and Turning of Next-Gen Orthopedic Implants.
Norman Noble is expanding its micromachining facility in Naples, Florida, to meet growing demand for its advanced manufacturing capabilities. The expansion supports the company’s commitment to supporting OEMs with state-of-the-art technologies for medical device and implant production, including specialized expertise in nitinol manufacturing.
The upgraded facility will add cutting-edge Milling and Swiss machines and automated deburring technologies. These additional capabilities ensure precision, efficiency, and quality, while streamlining manufacturing operations of complex orthopedic medical implants, such as nitinol staples, spine implants, orthopedic plates, screws, and anchors as well as vascular implants and components.
“This buildout strengthens our ability to deliver next-generation manufacturing solutions,” said Dan Stefano, VP of Manufacturing and Technology at Norman Noble. “By doubling our prototype and production space in Naples, we enable faster turnaround times and increased capacity while leveraging our talented technical staff located at the facility.”
Expected to be completed by summer 2025, the expansion will double the manufacturing space, will improve operational efficiency, and will create new opportunities for local employment.