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March 2020

Focused Global Leader in Contract Services

650+Employees

36%of indirect employees holdEngineering degrees

20+yearsServing medical and pharmasectors

Asia Europe USAGlobal Presence

55+ Quality audits per year

PartnersExisting globaltop ten Pharma and Device Partners

OwnershipPrivately held without outside debt

Locations

USA IRELAND IRELANDHeadquarters

POLAND MALAYSIA

SteriPack Ireland HQ (2017)Facility : 110,000 sq. ftISO Class 7 cleanroom: 20,000 sq. ftAdditive manufacturing capabilities for rapid prototyping and small batch volumes 3 x Carbon 3D Printing Machines

SteriPack Poland (2006)Facility: 140,000 sq. ftISO Class 8 cleanroom: 40,000 sq. ft

SteriPack USA (2012)Facility: 43,000 sq. ftISO Class 7 and 8 cleanroom: 20,000 sq. ft

SteriPack Malaysia (2008)Facility: 86,000 sq. ftISO Class 7 and 8 cleanroom: 22,000 sq. ft

Our Global Presence

Poland 140,000 sq. ft.since 2006

Malaysia 86,000 sq. ft.since 2008

USA, 43,000 sq. ft.since 2012

Global Locations & Cleanroom Contract Manufacturing Capabilities

Ireland 22,000 sq. ft.since 2013

• Ireland

• Liquid, Creams & Gel Formulation/Filling

• Poland

• Combination product assembly (Drug & Device)

• ISO Class 8 Injection Molding

• Microbial Barrier Testing

• Contract Assembly/Packaging

• Malaysia

• Pharmaceutical Blister Contract Packaging

• ISO Class 8 Injection Molding

• Class 3 Burn Dressing Manufacture

• Contract Assembly/Packaging

• USA

• Contract Assembly/Packaging/Kitting

• ISO Class 8 Injection Molding

• Ultrasonic Cleaning

• Liquid/Powder Filling

• Tray/Pouch filling & sealing

• Form Fill Seal

• Sterilization Management

Ireland New HQ 110,000 sq. ft.since 2017

Quality& Compliance

o ISO 13485: 2016

o Compliant to MDD 93/42/EEC, Annex II

o FDA registered and audited21 PART 820 Quality System

o Regulation compliant

o Accredited to JPAL and CAN/CSA

o CAN/CSA

o Accredited to MHLW Japanese Ministerial Ordinance No. 169

o CE marking

o 510K submission

o ISO 17025 Accredited Laboratory

o ISO Class 7 and 8 Cleanroom production

Quality & Compliance

o Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Authorization for primary and secondary packaging (cGMP).

o Pharma Cleanroom Class D.

o Controlled temperature and humidity environment.

Business Contingency Planning at SteriPack

Global Quality SystemGroup Wide Harmonization of Equipment & Processes

Interchangeable ToolsEnglish Speaking Management Group Wide

Cleaning and RinsingULTRASONIC CLEANING, RINSING, DISINFECTING

Assembly and KittingMANUAL AND AUTOMATED

Sterile Barrier Packaging and LabellingMANUAL AND AUTOMATED

Sterilization and Sterile Barrier TestingGAMMA, E-BEAM, X-RAY, EO, STEAM

For prototyping and highly complex partsmanufacturing

Excellent mechanical properties, resolution and surface finish

o MPU – Medical Polyurethane: bio compatible, sterilizable and durable

o EPU – Elastomeric Polyurethane: highly elastic, tear resistant and resilient

o SIL – Silicone: soft touch, bio compatible and tear resistant

o RPU – Rigid Polyurethane: versatile, tough and rigid

o FPU – Flexible Polyurethane: impact resistant

o CE – Cyanate Ester: high temperature resistant and stiff

o EPX – Epoxy: temperature resistant, strong and tough

o UMA – Urethane Methacrylate: manufacturing jigs and fixtures

o Other polymer materials

Polymer AM technology

SteriPack Additive

Bringing a new manufacturing technology to scale

Production grade Additive Manufacturing

M2 printer build volume(189 mm x 118 mm x 326 mm)

Programmable Liquid Resins

UV Light Cured Green Part Thermally Cured Strong PartLiquid Programmable Resin

CLIP

BAKE

Cross-Linked UV system with an unreacted thermal system

Post-bake an interpenetrating network of UV System and thermal system forms

CLIP

Liquid resin with no cross-linkage

1 2 3

BAKE

TRADITIONAL AM DIGITAL LIGHT SYNTHESIS

TRADITIONAL AM DIGITAL LIGHT SYNTHESIS

Isotropic Mechanical Properties

Materials

RPU Rigid PolyurethaneSimilar to ABS

Tough + abrasion resistant, stiff

EPU Elastomeric PolyurethaneSimilar to TPU

Highly elastic, resilient

CE Cyanate EsterSimilar to GF Nylon

High temperature resistance, strength, stiffness

EPX EpoxySimilar to GF PBT

Temperature resistant, strong, accurate

UMA Urethane MethacrylateSimilar to Polystyrene

Rigid, fast prints

FPU Flexible PolyurethaneSimilar to Polypropylene

Tough, impact + abrasion resistant, moderate stiffness

SIL Silicone-UrethaneSoft touch, biocompatible, and tear resistant

Dental productionPrints fast and accurately

MPU Multi-purpose PolyurethaneSimilar to Polypropylene

Mechanical strength, biocompatibility, and sterilisability

Materials

ResinUltimate Tensile Strength (Mpa)

Elongation at break (%)

Tensile Modulus (Mpa)

Shore Hardness

Impact Strength

(J/m)

Heat Deflection Temperature (C)

Biocompatibility

Comparable Thermoplastic

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CE 221 92 3.3 3870 92D 15 231 Glass filled nylon

EPU40 10.2 310 - 68A - - x x x Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)

EPU41 6.2 130 - 73A - - x x x Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)

EPX82 82 5.9 2800 89D 44 115 20% glass-filled PBT

FPU50 29 280 831 71D 40 78 x x x Polypropylene

RPU70 45 100 1900 80D 22 70 x x x ABS or PC ABS

SIL30 3.4 330 - 35A - - x x x Silicone or TPE

MPU100 38 25 1200 - 29 48 x x x Polypropylene

Materials

1 ISO 10993-5, Biological evaluation of medical devices – Part 5: Test for in vitro Cytotoxicity2 ISO 10993-10, Biological evaluation of medical devices – Part 10: Tests for irritation and skin sensitisation (GPMT)*Sensitisation testing for EPU 40 specifically used the Closed Patch Sensitisation Study rather than the GPMT.

ACCREDITED LABORATORY

Capabilities

CLEANROOM

Injection molding

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Services scope

○ Concept design

○ Design development

○ Design review

○ Injection molding validation

○ Cleanroom injection molding

○ Cleanroom value added contract manufacturing services

○ Grey zone value added contract packaging services

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WHAT?

○ Medical devices and combination

products cleanroom injection molding

○ High complexity components with

medium to low quantities focus

○ Molding as a part of complete device

manufacturing process with other value-

added services such as welding, printing,

assembling, packaging and sterilization

WHERE?

○ In SteriPack’s facilities in Ireland, Poland,

USA and Malaysia

○ In ISO 7 and ISO 8 controlled cleanroom

environment

HOW?

○ Scientific molding

○ eDart system

○ CT and X-ray scanning

○ Global validation standards

○ On Arburg and Boy machines (10-150

tons)

○ Dryer with molecular sieves with Dev

point -30 (calibrated every year)

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I. Commodity II. Engineered III. Exotics

ABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

LDPE Low Density Polyethylene

PA Polyamide (Nylon)

PC Polycarbonate

PE Polyethylene

POM Polyoxymethylene (Acetal)

PSU PolySulfone

SBC Styrene Butadiene Copolymer

SMMA Styrene Methyl Methacrylate

PP Polypropylene

PS Polystyrene

HDPE High Density Polyethylene

PMMA Polymethylmethacrylate

COC Cyclic Olefin Copolymers

TPE Thermoplastic Elastomer

TPO Thermoplastic Polyolefin

PEEK Poly Ether Ketone

Plastic material recommendation

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Molding capabilities across SteriPack sites

SteriPackIreland HQAdditive manufacturing for

prototyping and small batch volumes

3 x Carbon 3D Printing Machines

SteriPack PolandArburg / Boy Machines: 1 x 150,4 x 100, 2 x 40, 1 x 10 tons

SteriPack USAArburg Machines: 1 x 220, 1 x

120, 3 x 100, 2 x 50, 1 x 38 tonsSteriPack MalaysiaArburg / Boy Machines: 2 x 150,1 x 60, 1 x 55, 1 x 35, 1 x 10 tons

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3D printing for prototyping of highly complex parts manufacturing

We utilize breakthrough Carbon© technology that uses digital light projection, oxygen permeable optics, and programmable liquid resins to produce parts with excellent mechanical properties, resolution and surface finish. We support R&D activities with design for manufacturing, design verification, test method development and process development as end-to-end solution provider.

Materials that we are using:

MPU Medical Polyurethane: bio compatible, sterilizable, durable

EPU Elastomeric Polyurethane: elastic and tear resistant

SIL Silicone: soft touch, bio compatible and tear resistant

RPU Rigid Polyurethane: versatile, tough and rigid

FPU Flexible Polyurethane: impact resistant

CE Cyanate Ester: high temperature resistant and stiff

EPX Epoxy: temperature resistant, strong and tough

UMA Urethane Methacrylate: manufacturing jigs and fixtures

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Scientific molding (RJG Platform)

Scientific molding is a machine-independent process that provides certain basic parameters to optimize the molding process.

Scope:

○ Materials, molds, machines

○ Hydraulics and instrumentation

○ Polymer behavior

○ Process development using DECOUPLED MOLDING

○ Process documentation

○ Data interpretation

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eDART System

The eDART System is the process monitoring and control system for plastic injection molding applications.

Scope:

○ In-cavity pressure sensors to see what's in the mold

○ Minimize the impact of process variation

○ Reduce scrap and processing time

○ View historical data on every shot of your process

○ Automatically divert rejects to stop shipping short shots

○ Eliminate costly and time-consuming manual parts inspection

○ Gate sequencing for the ultimate processing control

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CT scanning -High resolution CT & X-Ray System

A versatile high-resolution system for 2D X-ray inspection and 3D computed tomography (micro ct and nano ct) and 3D metrology.

Scope:

○ Internal defect analysis

○ 3D quantitative porosity analysis

○ Assembly control

○ Materials structure analysis for small high-absorbing castings

○ Precision 3D metrology

○ CAD Data nom/act comparison

○ Non-destructive measurements

○ No operator influence

○ Reproducible precision 3D metrology with CT

○ Process control and validation

CLEANROOM INJECTION MOLDING

CASE STUDIES

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Orthopedic surgical device

Challenge

Full design of the product, starting from „napkin sketch” with no measurable requirements. Additional features and functionalities, non-existing in current solutions in the market, which had to be incorporated.

Solution

Set of molded, adjustable to human anatomy components was introduced. Additional features, such as easy and intuitive mounting were implemented.

Scope

○ Defining requirements (CAD labs)

○ 3D printed and vacuum casted prototypes

○ 3D & 2D drawings

○ Engineering calculations and molding tools

○ Validations (molding, sterilization, shelf-life, package design)

○ Vendor & BOM management

○ CE marking

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Life saving auto-injector

Challenge

Design and build a highly sophisticated tooling solution that addressed and minimized a very complicated assembly.

Solution

Successful project management required many engineering changes and iterations during the development process, with the outcome of a very robust product that was transformed from a “low” volume product to a semi “high” volume product.

Scope

○ Develop and build 15 plastic injection molding tools utilizing

semi-automated equipment for assembly of a combination

product

○ Process validations & verifications

○ Serialization

○ Sterilization

CLEANROOM INJECTION MOLDING

FROM CONCEPT DESIGN TO MOLDING

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SteriPack’s One stop shop Concept ideas

CAD

Tool design and build

Validation

DFM /Robust design

Mould flow and

simulations

Production

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Requirements Analysis

Team led by Design Engineer. The team includes members of different departments relevant

for the product

Product Benchmarking

Design Engineer supported by the team, which includes

members of different departments relevant for the

product

Input

• Product functionality and usage conditions and

requirements• Product & packaging

requirements• Latest URS (if available)• Latest drawings and prototypes (if available)

NEW INQUIRY

Not sufficientrequirements

No No No

Negative review

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Standard design review

TRANSFER INTO PRODUCTION

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Design EngineerDocuments:

First drawing analysis Process flowProcess Engineer

Documents:Process flow (draft)

Quality inspection planQC SpecialistDocuments:

Process Flow (draft)

Robust design reviewDesign Engineer

Documents:Robust design report

Usability study*Design Engineer

Documents: Ïnput/Output Matrix

Input

• Current 3D models• Current 2D drawings with critical tolerances

• Product and packaging

specification• DFMEA• Samples

No No

No

Risk analysis: DFMEADesign Engineer

Documents:DFMEA Report

Design for manufacturing

Design Engineer/ToolmakerDocuments:DFM Report

Risk analysis PFMEAProcess Engineer

Documents:PFMEA Report

Design review workshop with

CustomerDesign Engineer

Documents: Final report

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STERIPACK hands-on experience in services for Medical Devices:

+20,000,000 devices assembled/inspected/packed at SteriPack annually

+150,000 devices batches released annually

+4,000 SKUs handled annually

+25 year experience

STERIPACK Facilities and utilities devices assembly | packing | sterilization services:

o ISO CLASS 7 & 8 cleanroom production

o IN-HOUSE ENGINEERING TEAM process integration, molding, validation and testing done by SteriPack in-house Engineering Team

o STERILIZATION by our third party and fully managed by SteriPack

o CUSTOMIZED EQUIPMENT access to complete sets of customized equipment (including presses, gauges,jigs and fixtures) for assembly processes

o REVERSE ENGINEERING proven track record for production transfers including reverse engineering (re-engineering) for cost reduction improvements

o MES manufacturing execution system based batch release

o LEAN lean programs on corporate and manufacturing line levels

Current projects - tubes assembly & packing

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Sterile pressure monitoring kits to relay blood pressure information to a patient monitoring system. Assembled to multiple configurations to meet clinical needs.

SCOPE:

1. Full line transfer of existing production line

2. Supply chain management

– Extruded tubes sourcing

– Locally sourced and manufactured components

3. Assembly with gluing

4. Packing & E-beam sterilization

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

A fluid management device used during arthroscopic surgery to flush away blood & toxins, expand the operating area, compress damaged capillaries and increase field of vision.

SCOPE:

1. Reverse engineering and production transfer

2. Extruded, DEHP free, tubes sourcing

3. Assembly with gluing

4. 100% quality inspection and testing

5. Packing & ETO sterilization

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Arthroscopic surgery disposable pump set

SCOPE:

1. Reverse engineering

2. Injection moulding of polycarbonate cassette

3. Supply chain management

– PVC, DEHP free, extruded tubes sourcing

– Silicon tubing sourcing

4. Assembly with gluing

5. 100% quality inspection and testing

6. Packing and ETO sterilization

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Disposable device (Class III MD) intended for the insufflation of CO2 into the open cardiothoracic wound cavity to reduce the risk of air embolism during open heart and cranial surgery.

SCOPE:

1. Injection moulding of diffuse plate

2. Extruded, PVC, DEHP free, tubes sourcing

3. Filters and plate assembly

4. Blister packing & sterilization

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Diffuser to be use for distribution of humidified and headed CO2 during open surgery in order to avoid dehydration and cooling of the operative wound.

SCOPE:

1. Design & Development of diffuse plate

2. Injection molding of diffuser plate

3. Gluing Jig Development

4. Tubes sourcing

5. Assembly with gluing

6. Packing and sterilization

PRODUCT EXAMPLE

Protective Hoops/Dispensers for Cardiovascular Catheters.

SCOPE:

1. Development of coiling equipment

2. Building injection moulding tools

3. Injection molding of clips

4. Coiling and assembly with clips

OTHER EXPERTISE

• Pad printing on tubes

• Plasma treatment and coating of tubes

• Bending of tubes

• Wiping and disinfecting of tubes

• Quality control under microscope

GLOBAL ENOUGH to team up with Customers with

an international footprint

BIG ENOUGH to handle requirements of BIG MDEV

and BIG PHARMA

SMALL ENOUGH to stay

entrepreneurial

Capabilities Summary

Contract Engineeringo Concept Development

o Materials Research & Selection

o Design and Product Development

o Design Assessment for Manufacturing

o Design Optimization for Manufacturing

o Re-engineering and cost reduction improvements

Process Integration, Validations and Testingo Development of Validation Plans

o FAI Measurements and Testing

o Process Development & Validation (DoE, IQ, OQ, PQ)

o Gauge R&R

o Test Method Validation

o Microbiological Testing

Supply Chain Managemento Vendor Management (qualification,

audits, monitoring, re-assessment)

o Components and Raw Materials Sourcing

o Incoming Inspection

o Supply Chain Optimization

o Serialisation

Contract Regulatory Adviseo Regulatory Advise

o CE Marking/Device Registration

o 510K submission

o Sterilization Consulting

o Test Methods Consulting

Contract Manufacturingo Injection Molding

o Product Cleaning & Disinfecting

o Plasma Treatment & Coating

o Powder & Liquid Filling

o Gel mixing & Filling

o Overprint on Devices

o Heat & US Welding

o Coiling & Bonding

o Thermoforming & Shaping

Assembly and Packagingo Automated and Manual Product

Assembly & Kitting

o Blister Filling & Sealing

o Pouch Filling & Sealing

o Form Fill Seal Packaging

o Labelling

o Secondary & Tertiary Packaging

o (Pharma specific) Tablets Blister Packaging

o (Pharma specific) Drug-Delivery Devices Assembly

SterilizationManagemento Sterilization Validation

Management

o Sterilization Management (EO, Gamma, E-beam, Steam)

Microbiological Labo ISO 17025

o Sterility

o Bioburden

o LAL

Thank You

David MooreDirector of Sales

PH: 813 523 [email protected]

Appendix Slides

SAFETY NEEDLES

CHALLENGEDesigning functional blister, leveraging medical standard quality of the needle to pharma requirements within extremely short timelines.

SOLUTIONRibs enabling easy opening. 100% incoming inspection of the components prior to packaging. Prototypes delivered within 1 week.

SCOPEo FFS blistering with 2D matrix readability for further processing.

o CE mark and 510K submission.

o Developing the process from small to big scale manufacturing with automated inspection and packaging.

Case Study

PHARMA ACCESSORY KIT

CHALLENGEMatching pharma quality expectations with quality of medical grade components within expected short lead time.

SOLUTIONPro-active approach to vendor management.

SCOPEo Sourcing of primary packed needle + syringe.

o Sourcing of packaging components.

o Pouching (secondary packing) and labelling.

o Printing variable data on single pouch and unit box.

o Packing single pouch + IFU into the unit box.

o Packing unit boxes into the shipper box.

Case Study

PAIN RELIEF INHALER

CHALLENGETransfer of injection moulding and manual assembly from Australia to Asiawith expectations of cost reduction. Final packing, localisation and distribiution to be performed in Poland.

SOLUTIONPro-active approach to vendor management, utilising synergy between SteriPack production sites in Asia and Europe.

SCOPEo Vendor Management

o Injection Molding

o Assembly

o Packaging

o Serialization

ORTHOPEDIC BONE CEMENT

CHALLENGEDesign Developement and Review, siliconizaiton of the barrel

SOLUTIONPatented design soluitons and custom made siliconization

SCOPEo Vendor Management

o Injection Molding and Overmolding

o Hot stamp printing

o Siliconization

ADVANCED WOUND CARE KIT WITH PHARMA COMPONENTS

CHALLENGEDifferent interpretation of product classification by local EMA representatives in Poland and other EU countries.

SOLUTIONEscalating the topic and situation to the EMA Committee and consulting a 3rd EU member of the EMA to resolve the dispute, resulting in common agreement between local EMAs. Product final classification fell under ISO 13485.

SCOPEo Automatic syringe assembly.

o FFS packaging to inner blister (with pharma component closed in a vial).

o FFS Packaging to outer blister.

o Vision system implemented for 100% inspection.

o Automatic labelling system.

o Sterilisation: ETO.

Case Study

ORTHO SCREW

CLEANING & PACKING

CHALLENGEVery small annual part volume and lot size requirements of 1000+ SKUs project handling.

SOLUTIONUtilising the 4 eye-principle with vision system controls combined with variable data retrieved directly from ERP system.

SCOPEo Implants rinsing & drying.

o Blister packaging, labelling and boxing.

o Gamma irradiation.

Case Study

ORTHO PLATECLEANING & PACKING

CHALLENGEVery small annual part volume and lot size requirements of 1000+ SKUs project handling.

SOLUTIONUtilising the 4 eye-principle with vision system controls combined with variable data retrieved directly from ERP system.

SCOPEo Implants rinsing & drying.o Blister packaging, labelling and boxing.o Gamma irradiation.

Case Study

ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY PUMP SET

CHALLENGEMove production from Europe to Asia and offer minimum 40% cost reduction.

SOLUTIONReverse engineering. Cost reduction by 50%, local suppliers and DEHP free materials.

SCOPEo Supply chain.

o Moulding.

o Gluing.

o Assembly.

o Packing.

o Sterilisation.

Case Study

WOUND GEL CLASS IIA TECHNICAL TRANSFER FROM USA TO IRELAND

CHALLENGEMedical Customer looking to Expand into Europe.

SOLUTION

o Conducted Pilot run.

o Carried out Process Validations.

o Developed Manufacturing Process.

o Sourced all Raw materials & Components.

o Audited raw material and component suppliers.

o Invested in an Autoclave to support customers business.

SCOPEo Development .

o Manufacture.

o Fill.

o Sterilise.

o Pack.

Case Study

FEMALE HEALTH GEL CLASS IIA & III TECHNICAL TRANSFER

CHALLENGEProduct was manufactured in UK & Filled in Ireland.

SOLUTIONTransfer all products.

SCOPEo Technical Transfer of 8 Products.

o Conducted Pilot runs.

o Carried out Process Validations.

o Developed Manufacturing Process.

o Sourced & Designed all Components.

o Upgraded Clean room to Class 8.

o Invested in new Filling lines, HPLC & Carton Machine.

o Offered a Full Service Contract Solution.

Case Study

CLASS III MEDICAL DEVICE BURN DRESSING

CHALLENGETransfer 20 year old class 3 medical burn product from USA to Malaysia.

SOLUTIONCompletely re worked SOP’s and production procedures to correctly reflect the actual procedures used historically, to manufacture the product and validated same.

SCOPEThe scope of the project involved taking a 20 year old class 2 product and moving production to Malaysia, the re-certifying it as a Class 3 device. The process itself involves 12 chemical process along with curing, stitching, packing and steam sterilization. All this takes place in our class 8 cleanroom.

Case Study

Thank You

David MooreDirector of Sales

PH: 813 523 [email protected]