Industry
Medical Device and Laboratory Instrument Components
Cuvette holders, optical and sensor mounts and small housings in medical grade aluminium, duplex stainless and Inconel, with material traceability.
The work
Small quantities, and a paper trail that has to hold
Instrument work runs in tens rather than thousands, and it is judged on things a production shop often treats as secondary: material traceability back to the mill, cleanliness in a bore, a finish that will survive repeated sterilisation, and batch records that still make sense two years later. The volumes suit a shop that can set up quickly, and the documentation suits one that already runs control plans.
- Cuvette holders for luminometers
- Machined in medical grade aluminium, duplex stainless steel or Inconel, chosen for biocompatibility, corrosion resistance and behaviour under sterilisation.
- Optical and sensor mounts
- Located features held to true position so an optical path stays aligned.
- Small fluidic housings and manifolds
- Fine cross drillings, deburred and cleaned bores.
- Prototype and first article
- Single figures through to a production ramp.
How it is proved
What gets measured, and with what
Material test certificates supplied with the batch. Geometry on the CMM, small profiled features on the shadowgraph with automated image analysis, surface finish on the SJ-410. Batch records retained.
Certification
ISO 9001:2015. Anicon is not a registered medical device manufacturer and supplies components to customer drawings and specifications.
Component families for this work
Send the drawing
A straight answer inside a working day
A 2D or 3D file, the quantity and the date you need it. You will get a considered reply within one working day, including the reply that we are not the right shop for the part, which is worth knowing early. A mutual NDA goes out first if you would rather.