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Medical Component Manufacturing
· OEM CNC Manufacturing
· ISO 13485:2016 Certified
· 35+ CNC Machines & Post-Finishing
· 60+ Materials Available
· From Prototypes to Volume Production
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Our workshop is equipped with 35+ advanced CNC machines, including CNC turning, milling, 5-axis machining centers, dedicated to high-precision medical device components machining, ensuring stable quality and efficient delivery.
Production Equipments
3-Axis CNC Machine
13X | Rapid Prototyping
4-Axis CNC Machine
5-Axis CNC Machine
6X | Complex Implants
Turn-Mill Machine
4X | Precision Turn-Mill
Tsugami Swiss-type Automatic Lathe
2X | Precision Turning
Wire Cutting Machine
EDM Machine
1X | Hard Machining
Sandblasting Machine
2X | Surface Finishing
Laser Engraving
2X | Traceability Marking
3D Printer
2X | Custom Implants
1X | Intricate Cutting
10X | Complex Milling
Technical Specifications
1. Multi-Axis CNC Milling Centers
Process Introduction
A full lineup of 3/4/5-axis machining centers supports a wide range of orthopedic parts, from general structural components to complex anatomical implants. Machine selection is matched to part structure and production requirements for efficient and stable manufacturing.
Included Equipment
· 3-axis CNC Machine (13X)
· 4-axis CNC Machine (10X)
· 5-axis CNC Machine (6X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Large implant bases and instrument trays
· Angled screw seats and tapered parts
· Multi-surface joint implants
· Complex anatomical prosthetics
2. Precision Turning & Mill-Turn
Process Introduction
High-efficiency turning and mill-turn centers support shaft-type, threaded and small rotary parts. Swiss-type lathes deliver stable performance for miniature orthopedic fasteners with consistent quality.
Included Equipment
· Turn-Mill Machine (4X)
· Tsugami Swiss-type Lathe (2X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Bone screws, pins and fasteners
· Shafts, sleeves and instrument handles
· Small precision rotary implants
· Miniature orthopedic instrument parts
3. Wire Cutting EDM Machine
Process Introduction
Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (Wire EDM) uses a thin, continuously fed brass wire (Φ0.2 mm) as an electrode to erode conductive materials via controlled electrical sparks. It excels at cutting intricate, narrow slots, complex internal contours, and delicate features that traditional CNC machining cannot easily achieve—ideal for high-precision orthopedic components where tight tolerances and fine details are critical.
Included Equipment
· Wire Cutting Machine (1X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Micro slots and narrow grooves on surgical instruments
· Complex internal contours of spinal implants and orthopedic tooling
· High-precision cutting of hardened titanium/stainless steel components
· Delicate part separation for small-batch implant prototypes
4. Sinker EDM
Process Introduction
Sinker EDM (Die Sinking EDM) uses a custom-shaped graphite or copper electrode to erode conductive materials into precise 3D cavities, blind holes, or complex internal features. It is the go-to process for machining hard-to-cut materials (e.g., hardened steel, CoCrMo) and intricate geometries that cannot be accessed by cutting tools—critical for orthopedic implants with deep, narrow cavities.
Included Equipment
· Sinker EDM Machine (1X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Complex internal cavities of hip/knee implant components
· Blind holes and shaped features in spinal fixation devices
· High-hardness orthopedic tooling with intricate 3D contours
· Micro-features on small-batch implant prototypes
5. Sandblasting
Process Introduction
Sandblasting is a non-contact surface treatment that uses high-velocity abrasive media (e.g., glass beads, aluminum oxide) to clean, deburr, or roughen medical component surfaces. For orthopedic implants, controlled roughening is critical to enhance osseointegration (bone-implant bonding), while cleaning removes oxides and contaminants to meet medical device manufacturing standards.
Included Equipment
Sandblasting Machine (2X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Surface roughening of orthopedic implants to promote bone integration
· Removal of oxides, scale, and contaminants from implant/tool surfaces
· Deburring and cleaning of surgical instruments post-machining
· Pre-treatment for coating or bonding processes
6. Laser Engraving
Process Introduction
Laser engraving uses a 20W fiber laser to create permanent, high-resolution marks on medical components without physical contact. It is essential for product traceability (lot numbers, serial numbers, UDI codes) and brand identification, complying with global medical device regulations (e.g., FDA, CE) while preserving material biocompatibility and mechanical integrity.
Included Equipment
Laser Engraving Machine (2X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Lot number, serial number, and UDI (Unique Device Identification) marking for traceability
· Company logo and part number engraving on implants and instruments
· Patient-specific identifier marking for custom orthopedic devices
· Non-damaging surface marking that complies with medical regulatory requirements
7. Medical Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
Process Introduction
Medical-grade 3D printing supports patient-specific implants and porous structure parts. Biocompatible metal materials are used to meet clinical and anatomical customization demands.
Included Equipment
· Medical SLM 3D Printer (2X)
Technical Specifications
Typical Orthopedic Applications
· Patient-matched orthopedic implants
· Porous structure prosthetics
· Complex lattice implant parts
· Customized anatomical components
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