Medical Device Grinding

Centerless grinding supports the workpiece between a grinding wheel and regulating wheel without fixed centers, ideal for high-volume, small-diameter parts. Cylindrical grinding holds the part between centers or in a chuck, allowing for more complex profiles and tighter control over concentricity, making it better suited for parts requiring multiple diameters or shoulders.

Yes, OD/ID (external/internal) grinders like the Danobat and Overbeck models are specifically designed to grind both outer and inner diameters on a single setup. This dual capability reduces repositioning errors and improves concentricity, which is especially valuable for precision bores and shafts used in medical device and mold & die applications.

Danobat and Overbeck grinding machines are engineered for tight-tolerance precision work, typically achieving sub-micron surface finishes and tolerances suitable for demanding mold, die, automotive, and medical device components. Exact achievable tolerances depend on the specific machine model, workpiece material, and fixturing, so our team can provide detailed specifications on request.

Yes, vertical, cylindrical, and OD/ID grinders can be configured for both high-volume production runs and small-batch or prototype work. Their programmable controls and repeatable accuracy make them practical for shops that need flexibility between short-run medical device prototypes and larger mold & die or automotive production batches.

These grinding machines are widely used in mold and die making and automotive manufacturing, where precision surface and diameter grinding is critical. Their versatility also extends to medical device component production and other precision mechanics applications requiring tight tolerances and consistent, high-quality surface finishes.

Yes, WSM Technology provides complete turnkey support including installation, operator training, and time studies to optimize machine utilization. Our team also offers immediate access to OEM replacement parts and on-site service across Northern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, ensuring your grinding equipment stays productive long-term.