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Liquid-Suspension Organ Transport Box: Leak-Resistant R&D Prototypes in Metal and Plastic

Medical Device R&DMechanical EngineeringSealing and Gasket DesignSuspension Mechanism DesignSheet Metal FabricationSLM 3D PrintingFunctional PrototypingHealthcare Product Development
Liquid-Suspension Organ Transport Box: Leak-Resistant R&D Prototypes in Metal and Plastic

Organ Transport Box: Keeping Organs Suspended, Sealed and Safe

Organ transportation demands precision, protection and reliability. CADLETE Designs works as an official R&D partner to a leading hospital, developing new organ transport solutions as clinical and functional needs evolve.

This project explored a water-based cooling and suspension concept. A small organ travels inside a sealed bag containing liquid, and the bag must stay suspended inside the box without touching the walls or surfaces. The enclosure also had to be water-resistant and leak-resistant during transport.

We handled the complete mechanical design and R&D, including the bag attachment mechanism, lid interface, sealing concept, gasket design and material selection, and overall enclosure architecture. The bag attaches securely and easily to the lid while holding its suspended position.

To compare options, we developed two approaches: a manufacturing-ready metal version using sheet metal fabrication, and a plastic version prototyped through SLM 3D printing. The prototypes were tested by the hospital and validated, moving the organ transport system to its next stage of development.

From Design Development to Final Product

Every stage of this project, in the order it was built. Select a stage to see it full size.

  1. Project Overview

  2. Design Development

  3. 3D CAD

  4. 3D Printing

  5. Prototype

  6. Final Product

  7. Product Showcase

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