Our Production Process

An effective material procurement strategy involves comprehensive risk management. We maintain backup suppliers, monitor market trends, and implement contingency plans to mitigate potential disruptions and ensure a steady supply chain.

Transition from sketches to detailed 3D models using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software. CAD allows for precision in designing implants, enabling the creation of digital prototypes that can be analyzed for structural integrity, fit, and performance.

Utilize feedback from prototype testing to refine the design iteratively. Address any identified issues or areas for improvement. The goal is to optimize the design for performance, surgical ease, and veterinary comfort.

Choose materials based on their biomechanical properties, biocompatibility, and durability. Conduct rigorous testing on selected materials to ensure they meet industry standards for safety, strength, and longevity. This stage may involve collaboration with material Specialist.

Multi-axis CNC machining involves simultaneous movement of the cutting tool along multiple axes. This capability allows for the production of complex three-dimensional shapes and intricate features, enhancing manufacturing flexibility.

Implement in-process monitoring and quality checks to ensure the machining process meets specifications. Sensors and probes may be used to measure dimensions, detect defects, and maintain accuracy throughout production.

Implants are carefully packaged in sterile and protective materials to maintain their integrity during storage and transportation. Packaging is designed to prevent contamination and preserve the sterility of the implants until they reach the end-user.

Implants are distributed through established logistics networks to veterinary clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare providers. Proper handling and transportation protocols are followed to prevent any damage during transit.