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, and our parent Nevatronix carries the ISO 13485 certificate for finished assemblies that need it.
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?
- We are ISO 9001:2015 certified. ISO 13485 (medical-specific) is held by our parent Nevatronix for finished-product programs. Components from our laser cell are produced under ISO 9001 controls with documentation cadence that maps to ISO 13485 traceability requirements.
- 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 titanium grades 2 and 5, MP35N, and other medical-grade alloys 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.