What Is Mechanical Casting
Medical castings are used for the shells and parts of various equipment in hospitals and medical laboratories. These include MRI machines, wheelchairs, hospital beds, surgical equipment and tools, etc.
TORICH strictly controls the raw materials for medical castings and has high requirements and standards for cleanliness and durability.
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Why Die Casting Metal Parts are Ideal for Medical Devices
Metal die castings for medical devices are characterized by high strength and durability and are also very suitable for
TORICH can produce metal castings with strict factory and complex shapes required by customers
TORICH can provide higher strength and dimensional stability
TORICH can produce parts with ultra-thin wall thickness and smaller tolerances
Safety Regulations And Industry Compliance Considerations
TORICH’s medical die castings strictly comply with industry FDA standards. We are familiar with industry standards and have rich experience in the field. We have also obtained the quality management system ISO 9001 and the medical device quality management system standard ISO 13485.
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FAQ
The quality inspection methods for metal castings include appearance inspection, dimensional measurement, non-destructive testing (such as X-ray and ultrasonic testing), mechanical properties testing (such as tensile and hardness testing), etc.
The production cycle of metal castings depends on many factors, including the complexity of the casting, the production process, mold manufacturing time and production batch. Generally speaking, it may take from a few weeks to a few months from design to delivery of the final product.
Methods to improve the quality of metal castings include optimizing casting process parameters, using drawing-reviewed mold materials, strictly controlling the temperature and time during the casting process, and conducting sufficient quality testing and control.