INDUSTRIES & APPLICATIONS
Medical & Pharma
SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE
Enabling positive
human outcomes
For the ultimate in heat, wear, chemical resistance, and transparency
McDanel advanced material technologies provide the strength, durability, heat resistance, and clarity required in cutting edge medical research, laboratory, and pharmaceutical environments. Our glass containment products and solutions enable the analysis of low-volume, high-value microfluidic samples for life-saving applications at the forefront of human health.
QUALITY, SERVICE & TECHNOLOGY
The MCDanel Difference
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McDanel solutions are employed in laser surgery tools, particularly in components that must withstand high-energy laser beams because they maintain structural integrity and optical properties under harsh conditions.
Superior heat resistence &
stability
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Endoscopes, laser systems, and diagnostic equipment require optical clarity and durability under intense use. McDanel sapphire and glass windows are particularly valuable for their scratch resistance and transparency, critical for precision instruments.
High Strength & Biocompatible
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McDanel custom pressure-resistant glass components are used in high-pressure reactors and sterile environments for drug development and chemical processing.
Safe, reliable & accurate
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Ceramics are employed in the manufacturing of ultrasonic transducers and piezoelectric sensors for medical imaging equipment, enabling high-quality imaging and diagnostics in healthcare settings.
Maximum insulation Capabilities
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Critical laboratory equipment utilizes instrumentation containing ceramic insulators as well as crucibles, furnace tubes, and sample holders. Demand for McDanel ceramics hinges on their outstanding resistance to high temperatures, chemicals, and wear.
Chemical & wear resistance
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Glass vials and components are essential to high-precision lab workflows and biotech R&D, including DNA for next-generation sequencing.
Enables advanced analytical workflows
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Glass tubing, ampoules, flow-restrictors, pump components, glass-to-metal sealed stems and feedthroughs are used in fluidic systems, microfluidic analysis, and other high-precision scientific instruments.
advanced Containment solutions
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Custom glass consumables for analytical instruments and diagnostic devices are essential in life-sciences labs, biotech, and clinical diagnostics.
One of a kind or large
volume glass consumables
McDanel is different than other industry suppliers in that their customer service is responsive and creates positive solutions. We can count on McDanel to perform professionally and support our needs.
McDanel Customer
We value working with McDanel because we both hold high values of collaboration and moral duty to facilitate a win-win relationship. McDanel understands their products are critical components to ours. Authentic interest in our company's well-being is conveyed which is largely not found in today's supply chain.
McDanel Customer
McDanel has helped our company solve the challenge of partnering with a ceramics industry supplier that can provide reliable and repeatable products. McDanel has worked in collaboration with our team over the years to hold tight tolerances and back their products if issues arise.
McDanel Customer
The quality at McDanel is better than other companies and customer satisfaction is very high. Additionally, we can rely on McDanel to respond promptly to our detailed needs. Also, productivity has increased due to improved yield in assembly by using McDanel ceramic tubes.
McDanel Customer
We order our ceramic components only from McDanel. Even if we could save money with another supplier, we wouldn't switch. We are not cost sensitive, we are quality sensitive.
Allen T. McDanel Customer
I love the variety of what we do. We start with something raw and make it remarkable. I love this because the ideation goes from beginning to end.
Tony Finoli, PhD Manager of Application Engineering
What got me interested in ceramics is the fact that ceramics enable technologies that can’t be done in any other way.
John Dodsworth, PhD Chief Technology Advisor


