CNC Medical Device Parts Machining

In the highly regulated medical industry, precision and reliability are non-negotiable when it comes to component manufacturing. CNC medical device parts machining has become the gold standard for producing critical components that meet stringent quality requirements.

Why Choose CNC Machining for Medical Components?

Medical device manufacturers trust CNC machining for its unparalleled accuracy (often within ±.001"), repeatability, and ability to work with biocompatible materials like titanium, surgical steel, and medical-grade plastics. Our CNC machining processes at EMAR ensure compliance with ISO 13485 and other medical industry standards.

Key Applications in Medical Device Manufacturing

We specialize in producing:

• Surgical instrument components
• Implantable device parts
• Diagnostic equipment housings
• Dental device components
• Orthopedic implants

Each part undergoes rigorous quality control to meet medical specifications.

Our Advanced Capabilities

EMAR's state-of-the-art CNC machining facilities feature:

• 5-axis machining centers for complex geometries
• Swiss-type lathes for micro-components
• EDM for intricate features
• Complete post-processing including passivation and sterilization-ready finishing

Material Expertise

We work with all FDA-approved materials including:

• 316L and 17-4PH stainless steel
• Grade 5 titanium (Ti6Al4V)
• PEEK and other medical polymers
• Cobalt-chrome alloys

Our material traceability systems ensure full documentation for regulatory compliance.

Quality Assurance Process

Every medical component undergoes:

• First article inspection
• In-process dimensional verification
• Surface finish analysis
• Final certification with material and process documentation

We maintain complete DHR (Device History Records) for all medical parts.

As a trusted partner for medical OEMs worldwide, EMAR combines precision CNC machining expertise with comprehensive quality systems to deliver components that meet the exacting standards of the healthcare industry. Contact our medical device specialists today to discuss your project requirements.