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Orthopedic Implant Manufacturing Is in a State of Flux

 
Orthopedic Implant Manufacturing Is in a State of Flux

Implant manufacturing is going through a transition where traditional methods are still used, but newer techniques and technologies are rapidly gaining prominence.
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FDA OKs Xenix Medical’s Lux Expandable Lumbar Interbody Fusion System

Lux allows for significant post-expansion bone graft packing and boasts the company’s NanoACTIV surface technology.

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DePuy Synthes Premieres VELYS Hip Navigation With AI

The new software solution is designed to improve consistency and efficiency in total hip arthroplasty.

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GlobalMed Logistix to Open Western U.S. Hub

New 75,000-square-foot facility will open its doors this fall.

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SpinaFX Wins FDA IDE Nod for Triojection Pivotal Trial

Triojection is a breakthrough, minimally-invasive, image-guided lumbar disc treatment.

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Smith+Nephew’s CORI XT Handheld Robotics Platform Used in First Clinical Cases

The CORI XT Platform provides the benefits of robotic assistance and preserves surgical workflow efficiency.

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MTF Biologics Introduces FlexHD Meshed

Pre-meshed acellular dermal allograft delivers fast, flexible coverage for complex soft tissue defects.

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Enovis Debuts Spinamic Hybrid Scoliosis Brace

Spinamic combines the curve-correction efficacy of rigid bracing with the mobility of dynamic braces.

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Braxton Manufacturing

Since 1964, Braxton has been converting costly machined components into cost efficient deep drawn components. Our deep drawn components are produced from a flat strip of material vs screw machining bar stock. There is a significant cost savings in raw material. Drawn parts are engineered to minimize material waste by being hollow throughout the process. The deep draw process allows the opportunity for parts assembly during the drawing process. Eliminating the need for subsequent assembly and equipment costs. Extremely thin wall parts can be produced, less than .001” can be achieved depending on material choice.