Medical Device CNC Machining in Orange County
Precision machined components, housings, instrument parts and fixtures for medical device companies, from first prototype through production.
Request a QuoteMedical device companies need parts that match the drawing every time, from the first prototype to repeat production. PMC Machine CNC Shop machines device components, housings and enclosures, surgical instrument parts, and the fixtures and racks used to build and test devices. Our shop is in Laguna Hills, close to the many medical device companies in Orange County, so you can visit, review a part in person and get prototypes without long lead times.
Most of our medical work is in stainless steel and engineered plastics. Stainless steel is the usual choice for instrument parts and components that need strength and corrosion resistance. Engineered plastics are used for housings, lightweight components, and fixtures that must not scratch or contaminate a device. We help choose the material and process for your part, and we will tell you when a different material or method would work better.
Our quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, with inspection that includes CMM measurement for close-tolerance features. We have supported medical and healthcare manufacturing since the 1990s, and controlled environment processing has been part of our work since 1998.
Machining is often only part of a medical project. We also make thermoformed trays and packaging for devices, injection molded components, die cut parts, and plastic fabrications. That means one supplier can make the machined part, the fixture used to assemble it and the tray it ships in.
Medical parts we machine
Common materials
Common questions
What materials do you machine for medical parts?
Mostly stainless steel and engineered plastics such as PEEK, Delrin, polycarbonate and acrylic. Tell us the material on your drawing when you request a quote, and we will confirm it.
Are you ISO certified?
Yes. Our quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Can you make prototypes before production?
Yes. We machine single prototypes and small batches, and we can continue into repeat production once the design is approved.
Do you make medical packaging too?
Yes. We thermoform medical trays and packaging, so the machined part and its packaging can come from the same supplier.