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The Medical Device Business Group is engaged in providing enhanced product performance, more reliable devices and lower cost processes to companies who manufacture leading edge medical devices including cardiac rhythm management products, catheters, stents, ocular devices, and filter media.

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Filter Media

The performance of filter media can be dramatically enhanced by the use of plasma via functionalization and deposition processes. For example, filter media are often functionalized with chemistries such as ammonia to produce amine groups on the surface that can enhance the wettability and alter gas and liquid permeation rates. Deposition of materials on filter media that function as tie layers for the attachment of an anti-coagulant such as heparin and anti-viral or anti-microbial molecules to surfaces has also been proven.

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Medical Device Applications Team

James Getty

James D. Getty, Medical Device Market Manager

Getty leads March’s Applications Engineering and Business Development activities, including the Marketing activities supporting the business’ Semiconductor, Printed Circuit Board, and Life Sciences market segments. Getty joined March in 2000. Prior to March Getty has held positions in the semiconductor industry. Getty has a BS, Chemistry from the University of California at Irvine and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from the University of California at Davis.

 

David Foote

David Foote, Sr. Staff Applications Engineer

Mr. Foote has an extensive background in chemical vapor deposition (CVD) with a focus on plasma enhanced CVD. Prior to working with March he developed processes in the semiconductor and semiconductor equipment industries. He holds a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. Mr. Foote has been granted over 35 patents.

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Semiconductor

Semiconductor Advanced Packaging

The Semiconductor Business Group focuses on plasma processes for advanced semiconductor packaging and assembly (ASPA), wafer level packaging (WLP), microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), data storage devices such as thin film read-write heads (TFH) for hard disk drives, and images sensors. More>>>

Medical Device

Life Sciences

The Medical Device Business Group is engaged in providing enhanced product performance, more reliable devices and lower cost processes to companies who manufacture leading edge medical devices including cardiac rhythm management products, catheters, stents, ocular devices, and filter media.
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Printed Circuit Board

PCB

Printed circuit board manufacturers work with our PCB Business Group due to the implementation of new materials technology, and smaller geometries in HDI, flex, and rigid flex applications. More>>>

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