Custom Carbon Fiber Medical Device Components
Medical-grade carbon fiber components manufactured for imaging equipment, surgical instruments, and patient support systems. Carbon fiber's radiolucency (X-ray transparency) and high strength-to-weight ratio make it ideal for CT scanner beds, wheelchair frames, surgical robot arms, and MRI-compatible accessories. Biocompatible resin systems available.
Key Features
Applications
Specifications
- Carbon Grade
- T700 / T300
- Resin System
- Medical-grade epoxy / PEEK
- X-Ray Transparency
- > 95% (no artifacts)
- Sterilization
- Autoclave / ETO / Gamma
- Surface Finish
- Smooth medical-grade coating
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