Total Hip Replacement Solutions
Human implants belong to Class III medical appliances, which require high biocompatibility, mechanical properties, non-toxicity and anti-corrosion properties. Implantable artificial bones are mainly used in the treatment of bone tumors, spinal trauma and bone defects.
Additive manufacturing orthopaedics has attracted much attention because of its individualized, complex, accurate production and rapid response. Through three-dimensional reconstruction of medical CT data, porous implants with bionic trabecular structures can be manufactured using techniques like electron beam melting and selective laser melting.
Core Features & Advantages
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High Precision: All products are tested with three-dimensional measurement technology to ensure total accuracy.
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Clinical Customization: We provide specific diameters and tapers tailored exactly to clinical requirements.
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Proven Performance: More than 1,000 clinical applications of Titanium alloy implants globally.
Manufacturing Capabilities
Specializing in the design, development, and production of additive manufacturing products. Our technology is widely applied in aerospace, medical, and mold industries. We focus on 3D printing parts and powder metallurgy products with high-tech entrepreneurial expertise.
Service Advantages
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Direct Manufacturer: We own our production facility ensuring quality control at every step.
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OEM & ODM: Fully customized designs are available to meet unique medical requirements.
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Reliable Warranty: Providing 1-year warranty and dedicated lifetime service.
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Fast Response: Our professional team replies to all inquiries within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used for these orthopedic implants?
We primarily use Titanium-based alloys, cobalt-chromium alloys, and tantalum due to their superior biocompatibility and mechanical properties required for Class III medical appliances.
How is the porous structure beneficial for bone growth?
The bionic trabecular structures feature adjustable porosity (70%-85%) and pore size (0.4-0.6 mm), which mimic natural bone structures to facilitate better bone ingrowth.
What technology is used to manufacture these hip replacements?
They are produced using advanced additive manufacturing (3D printing) techniques such as electron beam melting (EBM) and selective laser melting (SLM).
How do you ensure the accuracy of the customized implants?
All products undergo rigorous high-accuracy testing using three-dimensional measurement technology to ensure they match the clinical CT data perfectly.
Can the implants be customized for specific patients?
Yes, we provide personalized customization where diameters, tapers, and porous reinforcements are adjusted according to individual clinical needs.
What is the production capacity for these medical sets?
Our current production capacity is approximately 500 sets per month, allowing for rapid response to clinical demands.