Medtech company IME technologies moves to new R&D and production facility in waalre

Medical technology company IME Technologies, developer, producer and scientific partner in the field of biomedical electro spinning processes and equipment, has moved its operations from Geldrop to a significantly larger facility in Waalre with effect from 26 March. IME's state-of-the-art technology enables scientists to develop medical implants that help the human body to repair itself, such as heart valves, blood vessels, nerves, tendons, skin and bone. IME is a world leader in this field. Later this year (September 2018) IME Technologies will officially open the new facility during an event themed 'The future of regenerative medicine'.

In the new IME building at the Van Dijklaan in Waalre, the company will have the ability to, according to the highest standards, not only produce its electro spinning machines autonomously, but also the actual extracellular matrices or scaffolds for the intended medical implants. These are developed by IME in close collaboration with various partners. The company has a growing number of customers and partners worldwide in industry, science and medical institutes.

IME's technological solutions are able to mimic the natural human extracellular matrix for implants in the human body in nanometer format, applying specific polymers. Human cells attach to this matrix leading to new body tissue. This is in contrast to implants of traditional structures, which are seen as foreign and therefore can be rejected or lead to scar tissue.

New address
IME Technologies
Van Dijklaan 6
5581 WG Waalre
The Netherlands
+31 40 28 27 956
www.imetechnologies.com