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Choosing the right metal for CNC machining isn't just a design decision; it has a direct impact on performance, reliability, and cost. When a part fails or wears out too quickly, the root cause is often the material. That's why material testing is such a critical step in the process. We'll explore what to consider when selecting metals for CNC machining, and how testing helps verify that choice.
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.