Key facts
- Filter Medical Equipment Manufacturing and Medical Device, or NAICS 339112 and 339113, then pick the function you serve.
- Regulatory affairs and quality leaders control compliance spending, R and D engineering picks components and test services, and operations runs contract manufacturing.
- A device company cannot sell without clearing regulatory review, and every change to a product must be documented.
- A startup with one product in development spends on design and regulatory work.
- FilterSet the filters below.
- RevealEmail and phone, one contact each.
- SendPaid plans: Buzz writes and sends.
Regulation shapes the buying
A device company cannot sell without clearing regulatory review, and every change to a product must be documented. Regulatory and quality teams therefore choose many vendors, from testing labs to document systems. Their approval matters even when the purchase starts in engineering.
Function by function
| Function | Buys |
|---|---|
| Regulatory affairs | Submissions help, consultants, regulatory software |
| Quality | Audits, inspection, quality systems |
| R and D engineering | Components, prototyping, test labs |
| Operations | Contract manufacturers, sterilization, packaging |
The Buzzlist filters for medical device manufacturers
Open Find and set these filters.
| Filter | Set it to |
|---|---|
| Industry & keywords: industry | Medical Equipment Manufacturing, Medical Device |
| Industry & keywords: NAICS codes | 339112, 339113 |
| Industry & keywords: company keywords | FDA, 510(k), ISO 13485, contract manufacturing |
| Job titles | VP of Regulatory Affairs, Director of Quality, R&D Engineering Manager, VP of Operations |
| Seniority level | Vice President, Director, C-suite / CXO |
| Company size | 11 to 50 employees, 51 to 100 employees, 101 to 500 employees |
| Location | Your states, cities, or ZIP codes with a 5 to 100 mile radius |
Device distributors and hospital buyers are separate lists. The manufacturing industry keeps you to companies that design and make devices.
Prefer a sentence? On paid plans, describe this list to Buzz and it ranks the matches with a reason for each. Plans and prices.
Startups and established makers
A startup with one product in development spends on design and regulatory work. An established maker spends on scale, quality and supply chain. The company size and revenue filters separate them quickly.
Mistakes
- Writing to sales reps at device companies about manufacturing services.
- Ignoring regulatory approval.
- Mixing distributors with makers.
Is the medical device manufacturers data any good?
Device companies use corporate domains that usually return clear results. Paid plans show the check status, and Buzz skips addresses that fail before sending.
Paid contacts include standard verification, catch-all addresses are never called verified, and Buzz Send hard bounces return the contact on paid plans.
Questions about medical device manufacturers data
What NAICS codes do medical device makers use?
339112 for surgical and medical instruments and 339113 for surgical appliances and supplies.
Who chooses testing labs at a device company?
Often R and D engineering, with quality and regulatory approving.
How do I find device startups?
Use company size 11 to 50 and revenue under $5M with the medical device industries.
