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We deliver high-precision CNC machined components for pharmaceutical and medical applications, meeting regulatory expectations with confidence and care.
Precision matters in the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, where product performance, compliance and cleanliness are non-negotiable. We provide CNC machined components for OEMs and equipment suppliers manufacturing medical devices, lab instrumentation, dosing systems, housings, brackets and more.
Our machining services support companies developing new technologies and devices, with ISO 9001 certified processes, full material traceability and rigorous inspection routines to meet demanding specifications. We work across a wide range of materials, including engineering plastics, stainless steel, aluminium and specialist medical-grade alloys.
We understand the need for consistency, documentation and confidentiality. From product development through to production runs, we partner with your teams to deliver reliable components that stand up to industry scrutiny.
Our team is also on hand to provide design input where required, ensuring parts are optimised for performance, cost and manufacturability before machining begins.
Medical devices are critical products: lives depend on them. Your company's life-saving products rely on the quality of the components you specify and the validated processes of the suppliers you appoint. Consistency of quality is crucial. Your suppliers must maintain that quality while hitting production deadlines with unerring precision. But you and your team are still under huge pressure to keep costs down; it can feel like a never-ending conflict of priorities. And yet many of those costs should never be there in the first place.
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A strategic partnership enabled a leading UK battery solutions provider to secure and grow a long-term contract in the medical equipment industry by expanding its manufacturing capabilities.
You love the brushed aluminium finish on your top-of-the-range designer laptop. And you want the same finish for the high-end medical device you're specifying. But this may not be as easy as you think. The aluminium grade you want may not be readily available. Or the finishing may require special techniques.
