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    Manufacturing services built around controlled medical parts.

    Lifetrek combines CNC machining, finishing, inspection, cleanroom resources, and traceability into one production path for implants, instruments, and precision components.

    From drawing review to batch release.

    Each project is translated into a controlled route before volume production starts, so technical risk is visible early.

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    Drawing and requirement review

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    CNC route and fixture planning

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    Surface finishing and passivation

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    Metrology and inspection records

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    Cleanroom handling and batch documentation

    Core services

    Swiss-type turning and precision milling for medical geometry.

    We machine small, complex components where dimensional repeatability, burr control, and material behavior matter as much as cycle time.

    Citizen CNC equipment used for precision medical machining

    Finishing routes that support corrosion resistance and biocompatibility.

    Electropolishing, passivation, and controlled finishing steps are planned with the part function, material, and inspection criteria in mind.

    Passivation station and ultrasonic washers at Lifetrek

    Inspection connected to the drawing, process, and batch history.

    Metrology is part of the manufacturing route, not a separate checkpoint. We connect CMM, optical inspection, and lab records to the part requirements.

    Lifetrek metrology laboratory with ZEISS inspection equipment

    Controlled environments for final handling, assembly, and packaging.

    Cleanroom resources support parts that need controlled handling after machining and finishing, with batch traceability maintained through release.

    Lifetrek cleanroom facility for medical device handling

    Permanent identification that supports traceability and release.

    Laser marking is integrated into the production route so part identification, lot control, and documentation stay aligned.

    Laser marking equipment used for medical part traceability

    Why teams bring these services together.

    Fewer supplier handoffs between machining, finishing, inspection, and controlled handling.

    Cleaner technical conversations across engineering, quality, purchasing, and regulatory teams.

    A production route that can be audited against the drawing, process, and batch record.

    Need a manufacturing path for a medical component?

    Start with the part, the drawing, and the risk. We will help define the route before quoting volume production.

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