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About three years ago, B&J Specialty, Inc. (Wawaka, IN), a tool and die shop serving the automotive industry, wanted to leverage its expertise in high precision 5-axis machining to expand into a new market-- medical components. Read more. |
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Roshan Bhakta, Project Engineer for Albright Technologies, dutifully attends silicone micro part injection mold runoffs about two to three times a week inside the company’s class 100,000 clean room. He is there to make sure that their unique products have no unacceptable flash, surface imperfections, or dimensional variations.This is almost never the case. Read more. |
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When Orchid Design became part of the multi-divisional Orchid Orthopedics Solutions LLC one of the first orders of business was to install manufacturing systems that mirror the equipment used in five out of nine of the Corporation’s other divisions. Read more. |
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Thortex, Inc. of Portland, Oregon needed to reduce the turnaround time and cost of manufacturing medical implant prototypes. Read more. |
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A-dec, America's largest dental equipment company, needed to shorten an aggressive product development cycle by streamlining the CNC processes for making evaluation parts and patterns. Read more. |
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Pro-Dex Inc. made the first miniature air motors for surgical procedures and later expanded to develop a broad base of products for the medical market. Their facility houses both staff and equipment that is capable of designing and manufacturing a finished product. Read more. |
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Terray Corporation in Arnprior, Canada builds products for the medical industry. Often these products use cold-forming. This requires forging presses and the ability to produce forging dies. To build these dies requires software programs for surfacing, five-axis work, and verification of the CNC program. Read more. |
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Intrinsic Therapeutics was started in 2000 with the mission of offering surgeons and patients better options for treating soft tissue injuries of the spine. Read more. |
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The original, life-saving, Jarvik 2000 external battery pack casing was molded of rigid polyurethane and was not comfortable for patients. Jarvik needed to design and manufacture a more comfortable solution. Read more. |