5 Companies to Watch in Additive Manufacturing

Testing for wear, durability and performance are essential for comprehensive evaluation of a new medical device.

From prototype to series, Simon monitors the production of orthopedic implants and instruments for companies throughout the industry.

AJI initially invested in Fort Wayne Metals in 2021 and has worked closely with the company over the past several years.

The contract manufacturer, focused on EBM titanium additive manufacturing, has launched a program to expand production capacity.

The company manufactures orthopedic implants in titanium, cobalt chrome and tantalum entirely in-house, with finished implants delivered in days vs. weeks.

The unit’s metal powders are used in AM, MIM and HIP. Osprey Ti-6Al-4V-ELI is typically used for medical implants.

Holland provides design and build support for tooling used in precision plastic injection molding.

The move coincides with the operational launch of Medical Component Specialists’ new Costa Rican manufacturing facility.