Greatbatch and Lake Region Medical merged nearly two years ago to become Integer Holdings Co., a giant medical device contract manufacturer that could theoretically do almost anything for an OEM. But can this colossus of a company execute on its expanded capabilities?
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With much of its integration now complete, the Frisco, Texas–based company has turned a corner and appears to be set to spread the word and truly capitalize on its expanded capabilities.
Integer’s manufacturing expertise is vast, including micro machining, laser processing, injection molding, metal stamping, small diameter and multi-lumen plastic tubing, metal stamping and grinding, precious metal manufacturing, tube fabrication, wire coiling and more. Technical capabilities include metallurgy, catheters, guidewires, implantable pulse generators, batteries, software, battery packs, wireless charging, leads and robotics.
“Sheer size isn’t what makes a company. What we think we have is we have unrivaled capability. We can do something for everybody, because we can play in the full continuum,” said CEO Joe Dziedzic, a former Integer board member who took over in March after Thomas Hook stepped down from the top spot. (Integer’s board removed the “interim” from his title in July.)
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