Medical Device Industry

At PrecisionX Group, we specialize in the contract manufacturing of high-quality medical device components and tooling, utilizing advanced techniques such as deep drawing, progressive stamping, and precision machining. Our commitment to excellence ensures that we meet the stringent requirements of the medical industry, delivering components that are both reliable and precise.

Deep Drawing: Producing seamless, complex shapes with uniform wall thickness, ideal for components such as pacemaker housings and surgical instruments.
Progressive Stamping: High-speed production of intricate parts with tight tolerances, ensuring consistency and reliability in medical applications.
Precision Machining: Utilizing advanced CNC technology to craft components from challenging materials like titanium and stainless steel, meeting the stringent demands of medical device manufacturing.

Deep Drawn

PrecisionX specializes in stainless steel and titanium for deep and shallow-drawn cases in the medical device industry. The team collaborates with clients to create durable, cost-effective enclosures, adapting to industry demands with innovative engineering.

Implantable Device Housings:
Enclosures for devices such as pacemakers, neurostimulators, and cochlear implants, ensuring durability and biocompatibility.
Surgical Instrument Components:
Parts for tools like forceps, retractors, and biopsy trays, offering high precision and strength.
Battery Cases:
Protective casings for batteries used in various medical devices, providing safety and longevity.
Sensor Housings:
Enclosures for sensors used in diagnostic equipment, ensuring accurate readings and protection from external factors.

Machining Orthopedic Implants

Bone Screws:
Used in fracture fixation, these screws are often produced using Swiss-style turning machines for high precision. Joint Replacement Components: Hip and knee implants are CNC machined to achieve the complex geometries required for proper fit and function.

Implant Screws and Abutments:
Swiss machining ensures the Spina Sees and Rods: Comechaling trotices the accuracy needed for components used in spinal fixation procedures.
Plates and Screws:
Used in reconstructive surgeries, these components are precisely machined to conform to patient-specific anatomy.
Heart Valve Components:
CNC machining is used to create parts with the tight tolerances required for artificial heart valves.

progressive stamping

At PrecisionX Group, we’re committed to pushing the boundaries of precision engineering. Our progressive stamping capabilities deliver exceptional quality, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness for the medical device industry.

Cardiac Rhythm Management
Pacemakers |
Neurostimulators
Muscle Stimulators
Bone Growth Stimulators
Defibrillators
Drug Delivery Pens
Insulin Pumps
Batteries
Capacitors
Drug Delivery/Pain Management Devices

Materials Expertise. We work with a diverse range of materials, including stainless steel, titanium, and specialized alloys, to meet the specific needs of medical applications. Our expertise in material selection and processing ensures that each component performs optimally in its intended use.

Quality is ensured through ASQ-certified staff, Six Sigma and Lean practices, and ISO 13485 certification. Advanced tools like 3D simulations, finite element analysis, and validation studies (IQ, 0Q. PQ) guarantee precision. The dedicated medical facility, with cellular manufacturing and SPC, offers reliable processes with thorough project management, traceability, and document control to meet medical standards. PrecisionX has many decades of expertise.