Secondary packaging for medical devices
Looking for a subcontractor who can handle the secondary packaging of your medical devices?
Cemiplast handles the secondary packaging of medical devices in Switzerland, in addition to production and primary packaging. You receive a ready-to-distribute product.
Managing secondary packaging of medical devices downstream of production
Packaging management is one of the steps Cemiplast handles after production and assembly of the parts. Secondary packaging then protects and groups devices already in primary packaging, before shipment.
Secondary packaging of medical devices: a continuous production chain
By centralising production, assembly, primary and secondary packaging, Cemiplast limits handling breaks and transfers between subcontractors. This is a traceability issue for medical device manufacturers.
Secondary packaging of medical devices also carries the regulatory labelling and batch-by-batch traceability. It is part of Cemiplast’s ISO 13485 quality system, which makes tracking easier through to the end customer.
Cemiplast can also design the primary packaging at the same time as the part, directly in an ISO 7 cleanroom. The move to secondary packaging then happens without changing supplier.
How we work with you
They trust us
Medical device manufacturers entrust Cemiplast with the entire chain, from production to secondary packaging.
Frequently asked questions about secondary packaging for medical devices
Yes. Cemiplast handles secondary packaging in addition to production and primary packaging. You receive a ready-to-distribute product.
Centralising these steps at Cemiplast reduces transfers between suppliers. It also makes traceability easier, an important issue for medical devices.
Yes, labelling and batch-by-batch traceability are part of Cemiplast’s ISO 13485 quality system, applied to secondary packaging.
Secondary packaging protects and groups devices already in primary packaging, before shipment.
Yes. Secondary packaging is part of Cemiplast’s ISO 13485 quality system, which covers processes and products.


