Medical implants and surgical instruments demand micron-level accuracy, a flawless surface finish and material purity. Our turning and turn-mill solutions handle titanium, cobalt-chrome and 316L stainless steel in the small batches typical of medical manufacturing.
Titanium pedicle screws machined from bar stock: the thread and the screw head are formed in a single setup, holding the pitch diameter within ±0.01 mm, then deburred and mirror polished.
Cobalt-chrome or titanium femoral stems. The taper and the neck fillet must match the ball head precisely, so the taper, the neck and the stem body are turned and milled in one setup to eliminate repositioning error.
Slender 316L stainless steel instruments. The cutting geometry is formed by combined milling and grinding, with the shank and the tip held to 0.005 mm coaxiality so the tool runs true at speed.
