Assemblies and precision parts for medical technology

Manufacturing medical technology components covers the development and production of parts and assemblies for medical devices such as diagnostic, therapy, and monitoring systems.

The main focus is on precision, hygiene, documentation, and regulatory compliance.

Medical technology production commonly uses biocompatible plastics such as PEEK, polycarbonate (PC), or medical-grade ABS, along with metals such as stainless steel and titanium.

Materials such as silicone or TPE are also used for flexible and sealing components.

Yes. Prototype manufacturing for MedTech projects is generally possible with assemblean.

assemblean focuses on manufacturing rather than medical development phases, but we do provide DFM feedback and optimization support for efficient, precise production.

Yes. Both low-volume runs and serial production for medical devices can be supported.

That creates a smoother transition from development into market launch while keeping quality consistent.

Yes. In addition to single parts, assemblean can manufacture and pre-assemble complete modules for medical devices.

That can include housings with integrated components or mechanical assemblies.

Medical technology manufacturing follows standards such as ISO 13485 and other relevant quality requirements.

These standards help ensure that processes are documented, controlled, and repeatable.

Typical documentation includes inspection reports, material certificates, and dimensional records.

These support full traceability and help with regulatory requirements and approval workflows.

Sensitive development data is protected through secure systems, defined processes, and access controls.

Additional NDAs are commonly used to protect intellectual property where required.