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CNC Machining for Medical and Laboratory Equipment

Medical equipment manufacturers need components that are clean, dimensionally stable and documented. We machine instrument components and implantable parts alike, where the material meets the relevant medical standard and the documentation is in place.

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What the parts have to do

  • Be cleanable and free of contamination risk from the process.
  • Hold dimensions through sterilisation and thermal cycling.
  • Use materials compatible with the application — stainless, titanium or a suitable polymer.
  • Arrive with documentation that satisfies your quality system.

Typical parts we machine

Instrument housings and front panels, structural frames and brackets, fluidic and pneumatic components, laboratory fixture hardware, and implant components machined from medical-grade material.

Materials and process controls

Stainless steel and titanium where strength and corrosion resistance matter; PEEK and other engineering polymers where weight, radiolucency or chemical resistance dominate — machined dry where cleanliness demands it, with controlled deburring.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes, where the material meets the relevant medical standard and the documentation is provided. Our material suppliers hold the required certifications, and material certificates travel with the parts. We machine the components; the biocompatibility and material qualification documents come from the certified material supply chain.
Yes. Where cleanliness rules out coolant, parts are machined dry with compressed-air cooling.
Dimensional reports, FAI reports, EN 10204 3.1 material certificates and batch traceability, to fit your quality system.
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