IPC – INNOVATIVE POLYMER COMPOUNDS is a specialist ISO 13485 approved compounder of Medical Grade Engineering Polymers based in Kilbeggan, County Westmeath for a wide range of Medical Device applications including long-term implantable, short-term implantable devices as well as external devices…
All polymers are compounded in a white room facility using a Leistritz twin screw extruder…
At IPC – Innovative Polymer Compounds our Quality Management System is the cornerstone of Medical Polymer…
From the facility, which was set up in 2008 and is certified to ISO 13485 and ISO 9001, IPC processes a wide range of polymers on behalf of medical device manufacturers all over Europe…
IPC – Innovative Polymer Compounds is a specialist ISO 13485 approved compounder of Medical Grade Engineering Polymers for a wide range of Medical Devices including long-term implantable, short-term implantable as well as external devices.
From a mixture of pellets, pigments and powders, through a process called compounding which is a form of mixing, IPC – Innovative Polymer Compounds makes pellets. From these pellets, our customers manufacture their medical devices.
Founded in 2008, IPC – Innovative Polymer Compounds now exports its Medical Polymer Compounds to 23 countries.
The company is a joint venture company between a polymer compounding company and a polymer and chemicals distribution company (National Chemical Company Ltd). Both companies had over 30 years’ experience in the polymer industry before they joined forces.
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COVID 19 UPDATE
IPC – Innovative Polymer Compounds remains operational as we are listed as essential to supply the medical device industry. We have contacted our suppliers and are currently not expecting any major delay in our production. At the moment we have not identified any significant risk with regard to our supply.
Our office staff is currently working from home and only essential production and technical staff remain on site. The staff on site is continuing to follow the latest HSE guidelines.
We will keep on monitoring our supply chain and will inform you once we become aware of a new risk or major disruption.
Stay safe and please contact us if you need any further information.
