Femoral stems must be able to withstand long-term cyclic mechanical loading and the corrosive effects of body fluids, so there are strict requirements around biocompatibility, safety and effectivity. Implant performance can also be affected by the polishing and finishing processes, since they impact the fatigue and tensile strengths.
The DryLyte Technology allows to achieve a perfect surface finishing of hip femoral stems, prevent scraping or defective parts, rework and lack of quality, preserve the laser mark on the top of the stem and not altering the machining pattern and even perfectly polish the blind hole on the upper part of the stem. All this while maximizing the capacity per cycle of the DLyte equipment.
In this document, you will learn why dry electropolishing is the preferred process for the surface finishing of hip femoral stems.
You will also learn:
- 01. Why dry electropolishing is more effective than current methods
- 02. How dry electropolishing works
- 03. Benefits of dry electropolishing for the medical device industry
- 04. Cost analysis of dry electropolishing including CAPEX and OPEX
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