Additive manufacturing has become a transformative technology in medical device development and surgical planning. Its ability to produce patient-specific geometries from biocompatible materials is opening new frontiers in personalised medicine.
Surgical guides printed from a patient’s CT scan data allow surgeons to rehearse complex procedures and position implants with sub-millimetre accuracy. Aminish produces medical-grade guides in biocompatible resins that are sterilisable and cleared for intraoperative use.
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) in Ti-6Al-4V and CoCr alloys enables patient-matched orthopaedic implants and dental prosthetics. The porous lattice structures achievable only with additive manufacturing promote osseointegration — far better than traditional smooth-surface implants.
High-fidelity SLA models of patient anatomy give surgeons a tangible rehearsal tool before the operating theatre. Our anatomical models help medical schools train the next generation of surgeons on patient-specific cases.
When choosing between Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) and Stereolithography (SLA), the right answer depends on your application’s requirements…
The drone industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors adopting additive manufacturing. From lightweight airframe components to bespoke…
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) brings additive manufacturing’s design freedom to metal parts. For aerospace applications where every…