Precision CNC Machining for Medical Devices

What Medical Device Manufacturers Need
Precision & Repeatability
Complex Medical Components
Material Traceability & Inspection
Typical Medical Device Components We Machine
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CNC Capabilities for Medical Devices

CNC Milling

CNC Turning

5-Axis Machining

Prototype to Production
Materials for Medical Devices

Stainless Steel

Titanium

Aluminum

Engineering Plastics

Brass

Steel
Surface Finishing Options

Bead Blasting

Polishing

Anodizing

Nickel Plating

As-Machined
Quality Control for Medical Components
Material Traceability
In-Process Inspection
CMM & GD&T Inspection
Final Inspection
Medical Device Applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
What medical device components can you machine?
We machine surgical instrument components, diagnostic equipment housings, laboratory equipment parts, fluid handling components, precision brackets, fixtures, and other custom medical components.
What materials are commonly used for medical components?
Common materials include stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, engineering plastics, brass, and other materials selected based on strength, corrosion resistance, weight, and application requirements.
What tolerances can you achieve for medical components?
Typical CNC machining tolerances are ±0.01 mm, with tighter tolerances down to ±0.005 mm available for selected critical features depending on part geometry, material, feature size, and inspection requirements.
Can you machine complex medical components and instrument parts?
Yes. Our 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC machining capabilities support complex housings, instrument components, thin walls, deep pockets, and multi-sided features.
Do you provide surface finishing for medical components?
Yes. Available finishes include bead blasting, polishing, anodizing, nickel plating, and as-machined finishes, depending on material and application requirements.
Can you support both prototypes and production quantities?
Yes. We support prototypes, low-volume production, and repeat production batches with consistent inspection and quality control.





