Within the orthopedic implant sector, the importance of a precise surface finishing goes beyond the creation of metal parts that imitate a part of the body.
Dry electropolishing improves surface quality of femoral components with and without box while reducing time, costs and environmental impact. It precisely automates surface finishing operations, preserves geometry, tolerances and biocompatibility and extends the lifespan of implants while improving the corrosion resistance.
This success case explains how a manufacturer of knee femoral components improved the quality of its products while reducing the cost and environmental impact using DLyte. The company replaced 2 surface finishing steps: a long, inconsistent abrasive polishing process and a tedious and health-hazardous manual buffing.
In this document, you will learn why dry electropolishing is the preferred process for surface finishing of knee femoral implants.
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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