Masterflex Group celebrates its premiere at the Single-Use Event 2025

Medical Technology Event Techdays 2025 Insights in Medical Plastics, Germany, Halberstadt Novoplast Tubing Technology, Masterflex Group. (Copyright: Masterflex SE)

Novoplast Tubing Technology, Masterflex Group Single-Use Event 2025 (Copyright: Masterflex SE)

Novoplast Tubing Technology and Fleima-Plastic present innovative solutions for bioprocess technology and more.

The Masterflex Group, a global leader in hose and connection systems, showcased its medical technology expertise for the first time in 2025 at the Single-Use Event in Oegstgeest, Netherlands. With its subsidiaries Novoplast Tubing Technology and Fleima-Plastic, the group combines cross-location expertise, state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, and a high level of innovation.

Novoplast Tubing Technology meets international industry professionals

With locations in Halberstadt and Wald-Michelbach, the company group offers customized, standards-compliant, and reliable solutions for medical technology. On September 16, 2025, the bioprocess technology, biotechnology, and (bio-)pharmaceutical manufacturing industry gathered in the CORPUS Congress Center in Leiden Bio Science Park. The focus was on continuous bioprocessing, cell culture systems, and microbial systems. The event targeted (bio-)process technologists, biopharmaceutical scientists, process engineers, and biotechnologists seeking information on the latest technologies and product developments. Industry visitors could get a glimpse of innovative technologies at Stand 15 of the Single-Use Event and directly exchange ideas with the expert teams from Novoplast Tubing Technology and Fleima-Plastic, taking advantage of professional consulting.

Masterflex Group as project and development partner for medical technology

The German and internationally active company group develops and manufactures high-quality hoses, connectors, and assemblies for applications in infusion, dialysis, endoscopy, enteral nutrition, hearing aids, and more. Through the combination of extrusion and injection molding, custom complete solutions are created in cleanrooms—from idea to mass production. "More and more often, we accompany our customers as technology leaders and development partners—from concept to implementation—in order to develop innovative medical technology solutions and to specifically optimize processes, including downstream workflows," explains Managing Director Martin Oye.