Biopsy Needle Handles
Molded handles and grip bodies for biopsy and sampling instruments, assembled onto steel shafts.
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Single use handles, biopsy instrument bodies, dental trays and ophthalmic device components.
Molded handles and grip bodies for biopsy and sampling instruments, assembled onto steel shafts.
View Component →Molded single use impression trays with a perforated arch, used to carry impression material in the mouth.
View Component →Colour coded handles for single use instruments, molded around a metal working end.
View Component →An ophthalmic delivery component carried over from the original product catalogue, molded as a body and cap assembly.
View Component →Specialty single use devices in small volumes, with geometry that a general molder will usually simplify until it no longer works. See the industry page for pain points and matching components.
Single use delivery and access devices where the tool, not the moulding machine, decides whether the device works. See the industry page for pain points and matching components.
Thin clear sections warp as they cool, and a separator has to stay both dimensionally stable and optically clear across every cavity of every part in the assembly.
Read The Case →Yes. Five axis machines handle complex surface processing and high speed machines finish the precision detail, which is what curved handle tooling needs.
They are. We build several hundred mold sets a year across medical, automotive and appliance work, so a specialty tool fits our normal schedule.
We review the part before cutting steel and come back with draft, wall section and gate suggestions rather than molding a shape we know will warp.
Email the 3D data and your annual forecast. We reply with a feasibility review and a cavitation proposal sized to where the product is going, not to the pilot order.