The medical device industry is continuously moving toward more compact, precise, patient-specific and application-driven solutions. As medical device manufacturers and innovation initiators develop new concepts, the need is no longer limited to sourcing standard components. What is increasingly required is a manufacturing partner capable of understanding the application, translating the concept into a manufacturable design, selecting the right material and delivering a customized component with consistent quality.
Ami Polymer Pvt. Ltd. is positioned to support this complete journey—from concept development and engineering to tooling, prototyping and commercial manufacturing—with a strong focus on customized polymer solutions for medical and healthcare applications.
Precision Extrusion for Customized Medical Tubing
Extrusion is one of the key technologies at Ami Polymer, enabling the development of precision tubing and profiles for a wide range of medical applications.
The company works with multiple materials of construction (MOC), including medical-grade Silicone, TPE, PVC, PTFE and FEP, along with braided constructions where additional strength, pressure resistance or dimensional stability is required.
The extrusion capability extends beyond conventional round tubing. Components can be developed with:
- Customized ID, OD and wall thickness
- Application-specific hardness
- Single- and multi-lumen configurations
- Critical dimensional tolerances
- Braided structures for enhanced mechanical strength
- Holes, slots and other functional openings
- Special profiles and structured geometries
- Customized designs for catheter and other minimally invasive applications
Material hardness can also be engineered according to the intended application, whether the requirement is for a softer, flexible component or a higher-hardness structure.
Enabling Medical Device Manufacturers and Innovation Initiators with Advanced Extrusion, Moulding, Tooling and Design Capabilities
This enables the development of both implantable and non-implantable components based on application requirements.
From a conventional tube design to a complex catheter profile, the focus is on achieving the required functionality while maintaining repeatability and manufacturability.
Advanced Moulding Technologies for Medical Components

Along with extrusion, Ami Polymer has extensive capabilities in polymer moulding technologies for developing customized medical components.
Silicone Moulding

Silicone compression moulding is a technique used to shape silicone into desired design and dimensional profiles for use in the medical industry and other areas. In the fabrication of medical parts, silicone moulding offers the potential of embedding flexibility and resilience.
LSR Injection Moulding

Complex and highly precise silicone parts can be produced via LSR injection molding. This process is ideally suited for high volume production runs. Tighter geometry control of the molded part is possible vs. other molding methods.
Rubber Moulding

The company’s moulding capabilities also extend to other elastomeric materials, including:
EPDM, Viton®, Neoprene and Nitrile, among other application-specific rubber compounds.
These materials allow customized solutions to be developed based on requirements such as chemical resistance, flexibility, sealing performance, temperature resistance and mechanical properties.
Plastic Injection Moulding

For rigid and semi-rigid medical components, Ami Polymer provides plastic injection moulding solutions using materials such as:
PP, PVC, Nylon, Polysulfone and Polycarbonate.
The combination of polymer selection, mould design and injection moulding enables the development of customized components ranging from relatively simple parts to technically complex medical-device assemblies.
Engineering Support for Innovators

A major differentiator is the company’s focus on supporting innovation initiators and medical device developers at the design stage itself.
Ami Polymer has an advanced Design and Tool Room supported by 15+ engineers, enabling customers to move from an initial concept toward a manufacturable product.
For innovators developing a new medical device, the engineering team can support activities such as:
- Concept development and design engineering
- Design for manufacturability
- Development of customized components
- Modification and optimization of existing designs
- Development of products based on imported components
- Localization of components currently sourced from international markets
- Development of new concepts with improved functionality compared with existing/predicate devices
- Prototype development and design validation
- Tooling and manufacturing planning
This approach is particularly valuable for companies looking to develop in India products that are currently imported, helping them evaluate the feasibility of local manufacturing while reducing dependence on overseas suppliers.
From Imported Product to Indian Manufacturing

Medical device manufacturers frequently encounter challenges when attempting to localize imported components. The original product may have limited drawings, proprietary geometries, difficult-to-source materials or manufacturing processes that are not readily available locally.
Ami Polymer’s engineering-driven approach enables the product to be studied from a design and manufacturing perspective and subsequently developed for Indian production.
The objective is not simply to replicate a component, but to understand its function, material, geometry, tolerances and manufacturing requirements and develop a commercially viable solution suited to the customer’s application.
This can create opportunities for Indian medical device manufacturers to strengthen their supply chains, reduce import dependency and accelerate new product development.
In-House Tool Manufacturing

Tooling is a critical part of customized polymer manufacturing. A highly capable product design is only as effective as the tooling used to manufacture it consistently.
Ami Polymer has an in-house high-technology mould manufacturing facility for developing moulds required for:
- Silicone compression moulding
- LSR injection moulding
- Plastic injection moulding
Control over design and manufacturing is key to having a successful product. In-house tooling provides just that. The close integration of tooling and design staff helps prevent communication issues during the manufacturing phase. This reduces the need for design changes due to tooling issues.
Rapid Prototyping with 3D Printing

For new concepts, moving directly from CAD design to production tooling can involve significant time and development costs.
It uses 3D printing for prototyping and design evaluation. Design and engineering professionals create physical models of their designs to assess various aspects such as fit and functionality prior to finalizing the product design.
This approach can help shorten development cycles and enable faster design iterations.
One Partner Across the Product Development Journey

The combination of precision extrusion, silicone and LSR moulding, rubber moulding, plastic injection moulding, advanced engineering, in-house tooling and rapid prototyping enables Ami Polymer to offer an integrated development ecosystem to medical device manufacturers and innovators.
Instead of treating design, material selection, prototyping, tooling and manufacturing as separate activities, these capabilities can be brought together under one development program.
For medical device companies, this can translate into:
Building the Future of Medical Device Manufacturing in India
The next generation of medical devices will require increasingly customized materials, geometries and manufacturing processes.
Whether it is a precision catheter, a complex silicone component, a multi-lumen tube, a customized sealing element, a patient-contact component or a completely new medical device concept, manufacturing expertise needs to begin much earlier than the production stage.
Ami Polymer aims to be more than a component supplier. Its integrated engineering and manufacturing capabilities are designed to act as a development partner for medical device manufacturers, start-ups, R&D teams and innovation initiators.
With precision polymer processing, advanced design capabilities, in-house tooling and prototyping under one roof, the company is working toward a larger objective: enabling innovative medical device concepts to move from an idea on paper to a manufacturable product in India. From customized polymers to customized possibilities, Ami Polymer brings together engineering, materials and manufacturing to support the next generation of medical device innovation.
Author: Vishal Nair
Assistant Manager- Business Development | Medical Devices
Ami Polymer

















































