Disposable Instrument Handles
Colour coded handles for single use instruments, molded around a metal working end.
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Molded handles and grip bodies for biopsy and sampling instruments, assembled onto steel shafts.
Molded handles and grip bodies for biopsy and sampling instruments, assembled onto steel shafts. The handle is what the clinician feels, so it has to be rigid, consistent and free of any edge that catches a glove.
| Part Family | Instrument handles and grip bodies |
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| Process | Injection molding on in house built tooling |
| Mold Machining Accuracy | 0.002-0.005 mm on ground surfaces |
| Molding Environment | ISO 8 clean room or conventional workshop |
| Quality System | ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 |
| Country Of Manufacture | Shenzhen, China |
Figures above are plant and tooling capabilities recorded on our own site. Part level tolerances are confirmed against your drawing at mold flow review rather than quoted as a blanket number.
| Machined handles | Machining cannot deliver the rib structure that makes a light handle rigid, and it costs far more at single use volumes. |
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| A molder without five axis capability | Curved ergonomic surfaces need complex surface machining in the cavity. Without it the shape gets simplified until it no longer feels right. |
Yes. Our five axis machines handle complex surface processing and high speed machines complete the precision detail.
Send the shaft data with the part. The bore is toleranced against the actual shaft rather than against a nominal dimension.
We mold the handles. Assembly scope is agreed per project in writing rather than assumed.
Colour coded handles for single use instruments, molded around a metal working end.
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View Component →Send the drawing, the annual volume and the resin your device file specifies. You will get a feasibility review rather than a price with conditions buried in it.