CTI has contracted with Healthcare and Medical Device companies in the design, development and commercialization of numerous biosensors used in a variety of diagnostic devices utilizing our unique range of capabilities

• CTI is able to leverage our range of capabilities to assist customers with their custom biosensor through design, development and commercialization.
  • Assay/Reagent development and optimization
  • Material selection and optimization (substrates, conductive inks, dielectric, adhesives)
  • Reagent deposition
  • Screen printing
  • Laser-ablation for fine features
  • Laser and die cutting
  • Final packaging

Contact our Conductive Technologies Inc. team today to discuss your electrochemical sensor needs for your Healthcare or Medical Device Company.

Contact our Conductive Technologies team today to discuss your Wearable Sensor Needs.

• Samples are provided on a stretchable 100 micron TPU on a removable liner utilizing a stretchable conductive silver ink.
• Our fine line printing is demonstrated by the vertical lines on either side of the wearable TPU sample.
• The dimensions for these finely printed lines are:
  • 010” (0.25 mm or 250 µ) Trace
  • 008” (0.20 mm or 200 µ) Gap
• The slight angle of these finely printed vertical lines demonstrates our control of fine line printing using this stretchable conductive silver ink on a TPU substrate.
• Our fine line printing is further demonstrated by the text under Conductive Technologies going down to a 5 pt. font size using this stretchable conductive silver ink.
• Finally, we’ve included various styles of logo line work which are going in all different directions with a very clean edge demonstrating our print control.

At Conductive Technologies, our world-class team of Ph.D. scientists and chemists are prepared to assist you with the development and optimization of assays and reagents for your electrochemical biosensor projects. Our projects have ranged from diagnostic assays used in laboratory and point of care tests to immunoassays incorporating antibodies or aptamers for detection of viruses.

CTI has experience utilizing polymers to modify reagents to better support deposition at commercial volumes. We have several options for deposition and will select the system which yields the best results for reagent performance and commercial scale-up.

Please contact us to leverage our team’s experience and resources to ensure successful assay development and reagent optimization to support commercial scale-up of your electrochemical biosensor.

The manufacture of PTC heaters requires careful control to provide the consistent temperature you are looking for. Customers of Conductive Technologies’ PTC heaters are the beneficiaries of our tight environmental and manufacturing controls.

Decades of producing medical electrodes have taught us how to produce within a tighter resistance range which delivers an exacting temperature for your heater.

Trust a company that prints millions of products that protect people’s health every day. Share your design with us and feel confident having Conductive Technologies manufacture your printed heaters.

We are pleased to announce that Kelly Killmayer has joined CTI as Manager of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs.

In this role, Kelly will be responsible for the Quality Department and all related activities.

Kelly will work cross-functionally with the Business Development Team, Program Development, R&D, Quality and Operations on current opportunities and will lay down the QA/RA framework for future products.

Kelly comes to CTI most recently from Oakworks Inc., where she was responsible for Regulatory Affairs and Quality. She brings extensive experience in the use of QT9 and was responsible for the implementation of that system. She is knowledgeable in ISO 13485, 21 CFR 820, MDD 93/42/EEC and MDR 2017/745. Prior to Oakworks Inc., Kelly gained Regulatory and Quality experience at Dentsply, Lennox Industries and DeVilbiss Healthcare.

Kelly has her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, West Virginia.

Conductive Technologies Inc. offers Phase Zero Biosensors in sheets for easy scale up of your development projects

We are pleased to announce that Bridgett Wynkoop has joined CTI as Marketing Manager.

In this role, Bridgett will develop the go-to market strategies for CTI’s products both OEM and Branded.

She will work closely with the Business Development Team, Program Development, R&D, Quality and Operations.

Bridgett comes to CTI most recently from Becton Dickinson in Sparks, MD where she was the Worldwide Product Manager for Industrial Microbiology Products. Prior to BD, Bridgett was the Worldwide Product Manager for Natural Toxins at Neogen Corporation. Bridgett began her professional career in technical sales in the animal health industry.

Bridgett has her undergraduate degree in Animal Science from Michigan State University and her MBA in Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing from St. Joseph’s University.

Contact Bridgett at [email protected]