Medical Devices

Implant- and instrument-grade parts leave no room for clamp marks, shift or burrs.

The challenge

Medical Devices workholding challenges

What goes wrong in this sector when workholding is not specified from the process up.

Clamp marks on final surfaces

A single jaw impression on a visible or sealing surface is a reject on a medical part.

Geometric shift on micro-features

Small features drift the instant the part moves in the vise, breaking true position.

Tight tolerances on delicate stock

Thin instruments and implant blanks deform under aggressive clamping.

How JIYAN solves it

Workholding that fits Medical Devices

Each challenge above maps to a JIYAN product direction — proven in daily production.

Low-profile self-centering vises

Centre the part automatically and grip gently, so no mark is left on critical surfaces.

Self-Centering Vise

Soft jaws & custom inserts

Conform to the part contour and protect anodized or cosmetic finishes from the jaws.

Custom Jaws

Precision CNC Vise (±0.005 mm)

Holds the micro-tolerances medical drawings demand, cycle after cycle.

Precision CNC Vise
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FAQ

Medical Devices workholding — common questions

How do you avoid clamp marks on finished surfaces?

We use self-centering vises with soft or contoured jaws so contact follows the part shape. Critical surfaces are located, never clamped.

What repeatability can we expect?

Standard JIYAN vises hold ±0.005 mm; zero-point systems reach ±0.002 mm — enough for implant-grade true-position calls.

Can you make jaws for our specific part?

Yes. Send the drawing and we design and machine custom jaws, typically returning a 3D proposal within 3 business days.

Engineer your Medical Devices workholding

Send us your drawing and process constraints. Our engineers return a fixture direction and quote within 24 hours.

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