If you are designing or manufacturing medical devices and need a reliable, precision ceramic component, we specialize in making the small but critical parts that keep equipment running.

We are experts in Ceramic Injection Molding (CIM), a manufacturing process ideal for producing high-volume, complex-shaped ceramic parts with consistent quality. We focus on creating the essential internal components that are vital to the function of larger medical instruments.

What We Make: Essential CIM Medical Components

We don't make the end-use device you see in a hospital. We manufacture the precise, often unseen, ceramic parts inside it. Here are some of the components we produce:

  • Ceramic Blades and Cutters: For precise cutting tasks. Ceramic stays sharper longer than steel and is inert, eliminating the risk of metallic contamination.

  • Ceramic Ejector Pins and Push Rods: Used for actuation and movement within devices. They are highly wear-resistant and will not corrode.

  • Ceramic Locating Pins and Dowel Pins: For accurate alignment and assembly. They provide exceptional dimensional stability to maintain device precision over time.

  • Ceramic Ferrules and Bushings: Used as insulating guides or bearings. They offer excellent electrical insulation and resistance to chemicals.

  • Ceramic Nozzles and Housings: For fluid handling or sensor protection. They are biocompatible and can be molded into complex shapes with internal channels.

These parts are typically small, but their performance is critical. Their precision, durability, and material properties are what our CIM process delivers.

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Why Choose CIM for Medical Components?

When you need a complex ceramic part in large quantities, CIM offers distinct advantages over other manufacturing methods like machining.

  • Complex Geometry: CIM can create shapes that are difficult or too expensive to grind from a solid block of ceramic.

  • High Precision: We can hold tight tolerances suitable for medical device assembly.

  • Cost-Effective for Volume: After the mold is created, parts can be produced efficiently in large batches, significantly reducing the cost per part.

  • Material Performance: CIM produces parts with high density and uniform structure, ensuring consistent performance and reliability.

If You Have a Component in Mind, Let's Talk

Perhaps you are troubleshooting a component that fails due to wear or corrosion.
Maybe you are looking for a more reliable supplier for an existing ceramic part.
Or you might have a new design and want to see if ceramic CIM is a viable option.

We are here to help. We focus on turning your specifications into high-quality, batch-produced reality.

You focus on the device. We'll provide the part.

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