Stryker Osteosynthesis AG – Cleanroom Planning and Ventilation Concept for Medical Technology Production
The Stryker Group is one of the world’s leading suppliers of orthopedic and medical technology products. IE Life Science was responsible for the Planning and Execution of a redesigned packaging area and the expansion of production to include a new cleanroom.

More Performance and Better Packaging – in the New Cleanroom
Project
Redesign of the packaging area and Planning and Execution of a cleanroom expansion
Client
Stryker Osteosynthesis
Key Data
Working Together for Project Success
Services provided by IE Group
- Planning and Execution of a new cleanroom
- Adaptation of existing process technology
- Optimisation of personnel and material flows
- Development of an energy‑efficient ventilation concept
- Phased relocation of production areas during ongoing operation
- Holistic planning approach covering production and process steps
Challenges & Solutions
Implement a GMP‑Compliant ISO 7 Cleanroom With Integrated ISO 6 (LF) Area
Phased Conversion and Relocation of All Production Areas During Ongoing Operation
The Project in Detail
The Stryker Group is one of the world’s leading suppliers of orthopedic and medical technology products. At its Selzach site, the medtech company manufactures and packages specialized implants and external fixators. Due to continued growth, the entire packaging area had to be redesigned and expanded to include an additional cleanroom. IE Life Science acted as general planner and coordinated the phased relocation of the various production areas in cooperation with a general contractor.
The Challenge
Rising production volumes required an urgent reorganization of material and personnel flows. In addition, the available space for order picking and shipping of MedTech products was no longer sufficient. Process technology had to be upgraded, and ventilation planning had to be realigned to comply with strict cleanroom tolerance requirements. The redesign and expansion had to be carried out directly adjacent to the existing ISO 6/7 cleanroom and during ongoing operation. These requirements were further intensified by limited space as well as tight time and cost constraints.
Key Success Factors
When planning the new GMP‑compliant ISO 7 cleanroom with an integrated ISO 6 (laminar‑flow) area, the experts at IE Life Science drew on their extensive experience in operational, process and logistics planning. In joint workshops, a functional, future‑proof and holistic zoning concept was developed. This approach enabled the integration of an energy‑efficient, independently controlled cleanroom with minimal intervention in existing structures. In addition, circulation areas were significantly reduced through targeted optimization of production and process workflows.

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