Process
Composites Busch uses a unique integrated approach, where design, engineering, materials selection and
fabrication are evaluated and optimized to ensure that the result is robust and cost-effective. From product development to contract manufacturing,
Composites Busch’s expertise and knowhow ensure that end-products are delivered to customer specifications.
Working to the requirements of the FDA and ISO13485, Composites Busch is your perfect partner for success in the long run.
Applications
Composites Busch’s materials and products have been approved and adopted by well-stablished
OEMs for devices such as:
- Rods and rings for External fixation elements intended for traumatology and reconstruction
- Handles for dental and surgical power tools
- Components for operating tables and radiology equipment
- Parts for wheelchairs and exoskeletons
- Single-use instrumentation
- Patient-specific cutting guides used in knee arthroplasty and maxillofacial surgery
- Functional prototypes and anatomical models Whatever your project – talk to us first.
Additive Manufacturing
The technology of additive manufacturing by thermoplastic powder sintering, known as SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING, has proven to be particularly effective in meeting very specific requirements of the Medtech sector. The BIOCOMPATIBILITY and the mechanical properties of the selected polymer materials are perfect for delivering both functional prototypes and qualified serial products such as single-use instrumentation.
The material’s resistance to heat and chemicals ensures proper decontamination and sterilization of components in conformity with hospital practices and standards. This manufacturing method offers almost unlimited DESIGN FREEDOM as well as substantial savings compared with traditional machining techniques, whilst providing the additional advantage of a FAST TURNAROUND time. With its flexibility, reactivity, experience and ISO13485 CERTIFIED quality management, Composites Busch is the preferred choice for any of your additive manufacturing projects.
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