ZEISS Insights: QA of hybridly manufactured implants
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ZEISS Insights: Technical paper on the QA of Armbruster's hybrid manufacturing approach

Use case trial femoral component

Armbruster GmbH's hybrid manufacturing process for trial implants combines additive and subtractive methods.

Additive manufacturing is becoming increasingly important in the field of complex medical implant and instrument applications. In direct comparison with subtractive manufacturing, one of the main reasons for this is the increasing need for a high degree of design freedom, often coupled with patient-specific features, which in many medical applications can no longer be achieved with conventional manufacturing technologies alone.

Armbruster GmbH's hybrid manufacturing process for trial implants combines additive and subtractive methods. ZEISS offers efficient and holistic quality assurance solutions from the raw material to the finished medical device.

Highlights

  • Increased efficiency for products with a high vertical range of manufacture and small to medium quantities.

  • Learn more about Armbruster's approach to integrating SLM printing into an automated production environment (A²M) on a high-level quality standard.

  • Hybrid! Design freedom meets production-oriented design. How Armbruster succeeds in doing justice to both.

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Additive manufacturing is becoming increasingly important in the field of complex medical implant and instrument applications.

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