Interface has been solely focused on the balloon catheter market since 1995, and is the only vertically integrated provider of outsourced solutions for balloon catheter manufacturing. Our long-term experience means we can address all of your needs from proof of concept to production manufacturing. With more than 20 engineers on staff, we offer a comprehensive range of engineering capabilities that will help you solve complex issues and shorten your time to market.

Interface has created more than 2,000 balloon designs, and offers balloon design and development, balloon prototype and production manufacturing, extruded balloon tubing, plus a comprehensive line of balloon catheter production and testing equipment. Interface operates three facilities in Southern California with multiple class 7 and 8 clean rooms and is ISO 13485:2003 certified. Whether you are looking to increase yields, improve balloon performance characteristics, develop new products, upgrade your production capabilities, or engage a manufacturing partner, Interface provides vertically integrated solutions for balloon catheter manufacturing. www.interfaceusa.com; E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; Phone: 949-448-7056.

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