MEDICAL
Customers
Guyson Corporation’s medical industry customers include Accellent, DePuy Orthopaedics, DePuy Codman & Shurtleff, GE Healthcare, Norman Noble, Symmetry Medical, Stryker Instruments and Orthopedics, Synthes, Wright Medical and many other ISO-13485 certified manufacturers.
Key Applications
- Surface preparation for advanced coatings and surface treatments
- Deburring precision machined and laser-cut components
- Cosmetic finishing, including matte, semi-reflective and non-specular finishes
- Metallurgical shot peening of critical components
- Non-destructive blast cleaning of forging dies and forged components
Guyson Corporation has designed and built blasting machinery for manufacturers of medical instruments, orthopaedic implants and other medical devices for more than thirty years. Over time, a shift has occurred in the medical industry away from reliance on inconsistent and uncontrollable manual blasting techniques toward automation of blasting processes, and Guyson’s activity in the industry has increased in proportion to the rapid growth of interest in automated and now robotic blast equipment.
As regulatory and quality system reuirements have expanded in medical manufacturing, Guyson engineering has responded with blast system features to bring all parameters of the blasting process under tighter control and to facilitate validation. These advanced features include not only enhanced media delivery and media reclamation, but electronic sensor and control functions to ensure the most precise and repeatable surface treatment results, such as SCADA capability and a state-of-the-art human-machine interface (HMI).
Guyson robotic blasting systems offer medical component manufacturers the highest degree of accuracy and control for critical surface preparation and blast finishing operations, with the added advantages of dramatic gains in productivity and the greatest flexibility in automated processing. Make contact with a factory applications specialist to discuss your requirements and access the creative engineering resources at Guyson.