Precision in Motion: High-Tolerance Components for Robotic Surgery Systems

Client Profile: A leading Medical Technology firm specializing in minimally invasive robotic surgery tools.

The Challenge:

Medical robotics require parts with extreme dimensional stability and biocompatibility. The client needed a series of stainless steel 316L joints and housings. The critical "special machining areas" required a tolerance of $pm 0.002text{ mm}$—a level of precision that many standard CNC shops cannot achieve.

Our Solution:

1. Advanced Grinding & EDM: To achieve the $pm 0.002text{ mm}$ requirement, our team combined high-speed CNC milling with precision grinding and Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM).

2. Material Integrity: We sourced certified medical-grade 316L stainless steel, providing full material traceability reports as per ISO 13485 standards.

3. Strict Inspection: Every part was inspected using our CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) to verify the microscopic tolerances before shipping.

The Result:

The client praised our ability to bridge the gap between "engineering theory" and "manufacturing reality." By delivering the samples in 14 days, we helped them shave three weeks off their R&D timeline. Today, Shenzhen Chuangyi remains their primary partner for both ongoing R&D and monthly production needs.