General Engineering · Sector
Medical
Precision medical components — surgical instruments, prosthetic parts, endoscopic tools and housings — to tight tolerances and fine finishes.
Medical
In
brief
Milltech machines precision components for medical devices in Norwich, UK — surgical instruments, prosthetic components, endoscopic tools and precision housings — to tight tolerances and fine finishes. We machine stainless, titanium-grade exotics and plastics, CMM-verified with full traceability, in small batches or volume.
Overview
Medical components demand clean, repeatable machining to tight tolerances. We machine surgical instruments, prosthetic components, endoscopic tools and housings in stainless, exotic alloys and plastics, inspection-led throughout and fully traceable.
Components we machine
Examples include- 01 Surgical instruments
- 02 Prosthetic components
- 03 Endoscopic tools
- 04 Precision housings
How we make them
Every process, one supplier
CNC Milling
3, 4 and 5-axis milling with a deep multi-pallet fleet for prototypes through to volume.
CNC Turning
Cylindrical and complex turned components to ±0.005 mm, CMM-inspected.
Product Assembly
Part or full assembly delivered to you or your end customer, including Assemble-To-Order.
3D Printing
In-house 3D printing — rapid-turnaround prototypes and bespoke packaging for finished parts.
How we work
Drawing to delivery
A simple, traceable route from drawings and material specs to inspected finished components.
- 01
Submit requirements
Send drawings, quantities, materials and finishes through one form.
- 02
Receive quote
Our team reviews and returns a competitive quote and lead time — typically within 24–48 hours.
- 03
Production
Skilled machinists run your parts on the right machine, tracked live through Tricorn® ERP.
- 04
Quality control
Every batch is inspected against our ISO 9001:2015 quality system before it ships.
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FAQ
Medical machining — your questions
What medical components do you machine?
Surgical instruments, prosthetic components, endoscopic tools and precision housings in stainless, titanium-grade exotics and medical plastics.
Do you handle small-batch medical work?
Yes — from small precision batches to repeat production, with CMM inspection and full traceability.
Your project — our precision
Machining medical components?
Send your drawings, quantities and materials. Our team returns a competitive quote and lead time — typically within 24–48 hours.