Custom Metal Sheet Fabrication for Medical Instrument Shell Metal Work
Material |
Aluminum, stainless steel, copper,bronze,iron |
Size or shape |
According to customer drawings or requests |
Service |
Sheet Metal Fabrication / CNC Machining / Metal cabinets&enclosure&box / Laser Cutting Service / Steel Bracket / Stamping Parts, etc. |
Surface treatment |
Anodizing,Polishing,Zinc Plating, Nickel Plating, Chrome Plating, Powder Coating, E-coating,blacken Ect. |
Drawing accepted |
CAD, PDF, SOLIDWORKS, STP, STEP, IGS, etc. |
MOQ |
1PCS |
Service mode |
OEM or ODM |
Certification |
ISO 9001 |
Feature |
Focus on high end market products |
Processing procedure |
Laser cutting, cnc punching, cnc bending, riveting, welding, polishing, assembly |
Package |
Inner pearl button,wooden case,or customized. |
The process of custom metal sheet fabrication for medical instrument shell metal work requires precision, expertise, and attention to detail. It involves the careful selection of materials, precise measurement and cutting, as well as skilled welding and finishing techniques.
The first step in the fabrication process is the selection of the appropriate metal sheet material. This choice is crucial as it must meet the specific requirements of the medical instrument, including resistance to corrosion, durability, and biocompatibility. Common materials used for medical instrument shells include stainless steel, titanium, and aluminum alloys.
Once the material is chosen, the next step is to accurately measure and cut the metal sheets. This is done using precision tools and equipment, such as laser cutters or waterjet cutters, which can produce clean, precise cuts with minimal waste. The sheets are then marked and prepared for welding.
Welding is a crucial step in the fabrication process, as it joins the metal sheets together to form the instrument shell. Welders must have expertise in welding medical-grade materials to ensure a strong, leak-proof bond. The welding process is carefully controlled to avoid any distortion or imperfections in the final product.
After welding, the shells undergo a thorough inspection to ensure they meet quality standards. Any imperfections or defects are addressed promptly to ensure the shells are ready for the next stage of the fabrication process.
The final step in the fabrication process is finishing, which includes cleaning, sanding, and coating the shells with a protective layer. This coating not only enhances the appearance of the instrument but also protects it from corrosion and wear. The shells are then ready for assembly with other components to create the complete medical instrument.
Overall, custom metal sheet fabrication for medical instrument shell metal work requires a combination of precision, expertise, and attention to detail. It ensures that the shells are durable, biocompatible, and meet the specific requirements of the medical instrument they are designed to support.
Q: Will your company sign an NDA?
A: Yes, We will strictly follow the confidentiality agreement to protect the rights and interests of our customers
Q: How long is the delivery time? A: The sample delivery time is 7-10 days, and the batch production delivery time is 15-35 days (depending on the difficulty of production). Our production follows PPAP and controls the entire production process to ensure delivery of products within the promised delivery time.
Q: How is your quality? A: We are committed to providing you with good products and will provide you with authentic inspection reports before shipment. We will only ship with your permission.
Q: Will you be able to work with our engineering team to review drawings and provide quick, estimated pricing for desired changes?
A: Yes, our engineers respond very quickly. If there is anything to be modified in the product, we can offer you a new price as soon as you tell us.
Q: What tolerances can you achieve?
A: There is not a given set of tolerances that fits all processes and materials. In every case, the final tolerances on your part will depend on a number of factors, including but not limited to:
~Part size
~Design Geometry
~The number, type, and size of features
~Material(s)
~Surface finish
~Manufacturing process
Once your order is confirmed, we will review your design andprovide a design for manufacturing review, pointing out any areas where we may not be able to achieve your desired tolerances. It's helpful if you can specify which areas in your design have critical tolerances that must be met and which can be slightly modified if needed to reduce the time and costs involved. Here are some general tolerance guidelines: General tolerances for CNC machining in metal and plastic Refer to DIN ISO 2768 All manufacturing and technical specifications need to be clearly specified in the 2D drawings in order to be followed.
Q: If we don't have a shipping forwarder in China, would you do this for us?
A: We can offer you the best shipping line to ensure you can get the goods timely at the best price.