CNC is a core technology in medical device manufacturing with significant advantages.​

CNC is a core technology in medical device manufacturing with significant advantages.​
In terms of surgical instruments, CNC machining ensures the precise dimensions of scalpels, hemostats, etc., guaranteeing safe use; it processes complex cutting edges and structures, improving instrument performance and laying the foundation for surgical accuracy.​
For implantable devices, CNC machining of the precision structures of artificial joints, intramedullary nails, etc., ensures adaptability; when handling materials such as titanium alloys, it balances precision and biocompatibility to ensure implantation safety.​
In medical equipment manufacturing, CNC machining of core components of ventilators and monitors ensures stable operation; it processes equipment housings and connectors, guarantees assembly accuracy, and improves equipment reliability.​
With its high precision and stability, CNC supports high-quality production and safety assurance in medical device manufacturing.