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Expanded Cleanroom space allows for more contract manufacturing and medical device development opportunities for class II and class II medical devices.

Medical Murray, a leading medical device development and contract manufacturing company, is pleased to announce that they have expanded their production capabilities including the hiring of Tom Marsailes and Ken Drower as Production Supervisors in their Lake Zurich, Illinois, manufacturing facility.

Medical Murray was created on April 1, 1996, by father and son team Phil and Andy Leopold who saw a growing need for highly skilled medical device engineering. The company is still owned and operated by the Leopold family, and focuses entirely on designing, developing, and manufacturing highly specialized catheters and intricate components used for a wide variety of minimally invasive procedures.

Medical Murray has celebrated many milestones since its founding in 1996, including moves and facilities East coast to West coast.

The new development and manufacturing facility, located only miles from its previous location, features an additional full service laboratory space for designing, prototyping and testing of medical devices. In addition, expanded manufacturing capabilities including assembly and inspection of complex medical devices and components, packaging, and logistics are now offered. Fueled by increased market demands, the move comes after only two years of Medical Murray opening their first regional facility.

Medical Murray Southeast, a regional facility of Medical Murray, Inc. with headquarters in North Barrington, IL, has broken ground on a new facility located in Charlotte, NC. The move will double our footprint and enhance Medical Murray’s capabilities as a strategic partner by expanding R&D and development services as well as low volume manufacturing, packaging and logistics.

The regional arm of Medical Murray has already outgrown the 4,000-square-foot facility it opened two years ago near the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. So it’s preparing to occupy a new building nearby to accommodate more growth.