Medical device customers don’t pay for volume — they pay for documentation, tolerance, and a vendor who understands why every inspection step exists. Our laser cell operates under the documentation cadence medical OEMs require, with full material traceability on every job.
Industry
Medical Devices
Laser-cut device enclosures, surgical tray inserts, lab equipment chassis, and precision medical components in stainless and aluminum.
Applications
What we cut for medical devices customers.
- Medical device enclosures and chassis
- Surgical instrument tray inserts
- Lab analyzer equipment panels
- Sterilization-compatible parts (stainless 316L)
- MRI shielding and structural components
- Hospital equipment housings
Frequently asked questions
- Are you ISO 13485 certified?
- No — Nevatronix is ISO 9001:2015 certified, not ISO 13485 certified. Components from our laser cell are produced under ISO 9001 controls with a documentation cadence that maps to ISO 13485 traceability requirements; finished-device ISO 13485 programs are outside our scope.
- Can you provide material certs and traceability per ASTM/AMS standards?
- Yes. We hold mill certs on every material lot, document material certificate-to-part lineage on every job, and produce traceability packets on request. Standard for our medical device customers.
- Do you cut 316L stainless and other medical-grade alloys?
- Yes. 316L stainless is one of our most-run materials. We also cut 304/316 stainless, aluminum, and coated steels to medical-grade documentation with appropriate process qualification.
- How do you handle parts requiring sterilization compatibility?
- Nitrogen-assist cutting eliminates oxide layers; deburred and edge-broken parts are compatible with autoclave, gamma, and EtO sterilization. We can also passivate stainless in-house when specified.
Building for medical devices?
Send us your part. We'll quote with vertical-specific documentation expectations baked in.