Achieve full MDR compliance for medical 3D printing in hospitals

Hospitals that produce custom-made medical devices (using 3D printing) fall under the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR).
This regulation is complex and especially in the field of 3D printing, its practical meaning is often unclear.

That’s why we, together with Waveland, offer a dedicated MDR Management System (€990/year) designed specifically for custom-made devices at the Point-of-Care. This QMS is much easier and smaller than ISO13485.

Developed by European Lawyers

The system has been developed by European Lawyers who have thoroughly analysed and interpreted the MDR, translating it into a clear, practical framework.
This means you can work confidently and compliantly, without having to interpret the regulation yourself.
Where the MDR is often seen as vague, this system makes compliance practical, structured, and verifiable.

Always up to date

Because the system is online, it is continuously maintained and automatically updated in line with the latest MDR requirements.
You’re always working according to the most current version of the regulation and our yearly audits keep you compliant; ready for any inspection or external audit.

Why choose this system?

✅ Tailored for 3D labs producing custom-made devices
✅ Affordable
✅ Peace-of-mind about MDR compliance
✅ Practical, clear and easy to implement
✅ Much smaller and easier than ISO13485
✅ Automatically updated, so always compliant
✅ Audits & implementation support by Qase3D
✅ Includes ready-to-use templates, checklists and workflows for 3D printing

A partnership between Waveland and Qase3D

This MDR Management System combines Waveland lawyers in-depth MDR-know-how with Qase3D’s expertise in quality management and audits for medical 3D printing.
Together, we deliver a complete, practical and lean solution for hospitals that 3D print custom-made medical devices.

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Other products

ISO 13485 for Medical Device companies
ISO 13485 Light for 3D printing companies
ISO 13485 Light for Point-of-Care 3D Labs
How is the MDR Management System different from the ISO 13485 Light for PoC?
The MDR Management System focuses on the (minimum) regulatory requirements of the MDR; practical, lean, and tailored for custom-made medical devices. The ISO 13485 Light quality system is a reduced QMS for Point-of-Care facilities, covering the core requirements of this quality standard, yet not the MDR requirements. So if you want to be MDR compliant, you need the MDR Management System. If you are looking to get ISO13485 certified at some point, you (also) need the ISO 13485 (Light) QMS.