Near-net MIM with HIP and selective machining gives surgical stapler knives precise tolerances, lower waste, and reduced sliding wear.
A multi-diameter shaft and articulation joint improve thoracic stapler positioning through narrow rib spaces while reducing tissue trauma.
Near-net MIM plus HIP forms surgical stapler knives, with machining only critical features to cut waste, cost, wear, and tolerance issues.
Metal injection molded anvil heads with coined or electrochemically machined pockets improve staple formation consistency and reduce leak risk.