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Donatelle





Company Headquarters

501 County Road E2 Extension
New Brighton, MN 55112
United States

Company Description

Donatelle is focused exclusively on medical device design, development and manufacturing, especially for intricate applications—like high-risk, long-term implants and disposables—where precision, tolerances, validation and timelines are critical. For over 50 years, the best, most recognized names in the medical industry have relied on Donatelle.

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