Custom Medical Instrument Trays
- Progressive die stamping - die accuracy +/-0.004 mm, production tolerance +/-0.01-0.02 mm
- Phosphor bronze, beryllium copper, copper, brass, stainless steel and spring steel
- Full-process QC, batch CPK ≥1.33 on critical dimensions, fully traceable
- Sampling in 1-3 days · mass production in 15-25 days · no hard MOQ
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Why Buyers Choose Our Deep Drawn Parts
Seamless stainless steel deep drawn trays for medical instruments and laboratory use.
Stamped on high-speed progressive dies built in-house, this part covers punching, bending, drawing and forming processes. From a few thousand pilot pieces to millions per month, every batch is traceable from coil to carton.
Typical Applications
- Electrical connectors, switches and relay contacts
- Automotive components and sensor parts
- 5G / telecom RF hardware and grounding clips
- New energy battery and charging interfaces
- Consumer electronics and industrial equipment
Engineering Support Included
Send us your drawing or sample - our engineers will return a free DFM report with material, process and tolerance recommendations, usually within 24 hours.
| Product Specifications - Custom Medical Instrument Trays | |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Custom Medical Instrument Trays (OEM / ODM) |
| Manufacturing Process | High-speed progressive die stamping: punching, bending, drawing, forming |
| Available Materials | Phosphor bronze C5191 / C5210, beryllium copper C17200, copper T2, brass H62 / H65, stainless steel 304 / 316, spring steel, manganese steel, nickel silver |
| Material Thickness | 0.08 - 6.0 mm |
| Dimensions | Fully custom per customer drawing or sample |
| Production Tolerance | +/-0.01 - 0.02 mm; die cavity accuracy up to +/-0.004 mm; min wall thickness 0.05 mm |
| Surface Treatment | Tin plating, nickel plating, silver plating, passivation, per requirement |
| Quality Standard | Incoming → first-article → patrol → final inspection; 99.3% pass rate; full batch traceability |
| Sampling Time | 1-3 days (stock material, standard design) |
| Tooling Lead Time | 5-15 days depending on die complexity |
| Production Lead Time | 15-25 days; urgent orders prioritized |
| Packaging | Reel / tape, tray or carton packaging for automated assembly and sea freight |
| Applications | Electrical, automotive, 5G telecom, new energy, consumer electronics |
* All parameters are subject to part structure, material and process conditions. Final feasibility and tolerances are confirmed by drawing review and mutual agreement before tooling.
From Your Drawing to Delivery - 8 Transparent Steps
Inquiry
Drawings / samples, material & quantity
DFM Review
Process & die plan by engineers
Quotation
Die cost, unit price, lead time
Tooling
In-house dies, 5-15 days
Sampling
Trial stamping, 3-5 days
Production
High-speed progressive stamping
Full QC
Incoming → FAI → IPQC → OQC
Delivery
Traceable batches, on-time shipping
Full-Process Quality Control
- Incoming inspection on every coil of raw material, with mill certificates on file.
- First-article inspection by projector and CMM before each production run.
- In-process patrol checks every 2 hours on all critical dimensions.
- Final 100% or AQL sampling inspection before packing; every batch fully traceable.
Progressive dies are built to +/-0.004 mm cavity accuracy; mass production tolerance is held at +/-0.01-0.02 mm depending on part structure, material thickness and process difficulty. We confirm the achievable tolerance during DFM review - before you pay for tooling.
There is no hard MOQ. We regularly run pilot batches of a few thousand pieces for validation, and scale to millions per month. Die cost can be amortized into the unit price for long-term programs.
Standard sampling takes 1-3 days for soft tooling or 3-5 days after a production die trial. Die building itself takes 5-15 days depending on complexity.
Yes - tin, nickel and silver plating, passivation, plus custom reel/tape or tray packaging suitable for automated assembly and long sea freight.
Absolutely. Your drawings are used only for your orders, and we are happy to sign an NDA before you share any files.
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