Medical Device Testing

The medical device industry has unique challenges unlike other markets. What sets Cincinnati Test Systems (CTS) apart from our competition is our extensive knowledge in medical equipment testing applications, process validation, data collection and storage, calibration and test specifications.

• Catheter Testing Solutions Cincinnati Test Systems offers many catheter testing options, including Balloon Catheters and Multi-Lumen Catheters:
  • Non-Compliant Balloon Catheters Used in Stent Delivery, PTA & PTCA, Dilation, and many more. Catheter testing is often performed using positive pressure and/or vacuum decay testing and verification of inflation/deflation.
  • Multi-Lumen Catheters Used in Hemodialysis, Diagnostics, Pacing, Drug Delivery, CVC, PICC, and various other items. Catheter testing is often performed using both pressure decay for leak and mass flow for blockage on each lumen individually using multi-port instruments when testing medical equipment.
     
• Bags Used in IV/Saline, Hemodialysis, Blood Transfer, Urinary/Waste Collection, and more. Bag testing is often performed using pressure decay utilizing restraining plates and bag functional testing using ramp to burst event.
   
• Check Valves & Pressure Relief Valves Used in Drug/Fluid Delivery, Hemodialysis, Blood Transfer, and more. Check valve testing is often performed using pressure decay (leak) and cracking/opening pressure utilizing ramp to open event (functional).
   
• Tubing Sets Used in Drug and Solution Delivery, Blood Transfer, and more. Set testing is often performed using pressure and/or vacuum decay testing and occlusion testing.
   
• Compliant Balloon Catheters Used in Enteral Feeding, Tracheotomy Tubes, Occlusion (Vascular/Bronchial), Drainage (Urinary/Chest), and more. Catheter testing is often performed using a combination of pressure and vacuum decay for verification of inflation/deflation, ramp to burst event, and dilation curve information.

•  Sheath Introducers used for guidewire & catheter entry into blood vessels. Testing is often performed using pressure and vacuum decay testing and occlusion testing. 

• CTS works confidentially with partners ranging from Global medical equipment moguls to small specialized companies. When you’re looking for an answer to your medical equipment testing problems, we will work to develop a solution for you.

CTS works confidentially with partners ranging from Global medical device moguls to small specialized startup ventures. We will work to develop a solution for you.

Contact Us to start working with our team of engineers to help you develop a solution specifically suited to your needs.