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Our experienced engineers and machinists leverage a comprehensive range of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) capabilities to produce MedTech components and implants. We are experts at solving complex manufacturing challenges and use our deep process knowledge to determine the best manufacturing method for your project. This often includes combining our CNC machining capabilities with other advanced processes to produce designs that a single manufacturing process alone cannot achieve.

CNC Machining Processes

91¿ì»îÁÖ has a wide range of CNC machining processes that allow us to solve complex manufacturing problems, including:

  • EDM (Drilling, conventional, and sinker)
  • Wire EDM
  • Multi-axis Milling
  • Multi-axis Turning
  • Swiss Machining

Key CNC Machining Features

CNC machining offers various features that are difficult to achieve through other micromanufacturing methods, including:

  • Through holes and slots
  • Steps, shoulders, and tapers
  • Threads
  • Grooves and crescents

CNC Machining Materials

We perform CNC machining on a variety of materials, including, but not limited to:

  • Stainless steel
  • Titanium
  • Nitinol
  • MP35N
  • Carbide
  • Ceramic
  • Coated materials
  • Ultem
  • PEEK (polyetheretherketone)
  • Cobalt chrome alloys
  • Rigid polymers
  • Custom alloys

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