Home / Disposable Vascular Closure Device (Surgical Instrument Injection Molding)

Disposable Vascular Closure Device (Surgical Instrument Injection Molding)

Case Description

Client Background

A high-end surgical device company developing an innovative disposable vascular closure device used for rapid femoral artery sealing after cardiovascular interventional procedures.

Client Pain Points

  • Miniature components, including suture pushers, safety latches, and positioning hooks, required dimensional tolerances within ±0.01 mm.
  • Medical-grade polymers such as PC, ABS, and PEEK needed high mechanical strength and biocompatibility for blood-contact applications.
  • Burrs, flash, or deformation could affect assembly accuracy, smooth operation, and reliable suture deployment.

Customization Process

The customer provides 3D drawings, materials, and quantities - OEM medical mold design - mold manufacturing - Class 10,000 cleanroom injection molding - sterilization packaging - shipment.

Inquire Now

icon_right

Our Solution

Precision Tooling

Developed multi-cavity hot-runner molds using precision wire EDM and mirror EDM to achieve burr-free components and tight dimensional tolerances.

Micro-Machining

Applied high-precision machining techniques to produce miniature suture deployment components with accurate structural details.

Process Optimization

Implemented scientific injection molding with real-time cavity pressure monitoring to minimize internal stress, warpage, and flash.

Cleanroom Inspection

Conducted molding and packaging in ISO Class 7 cleanrooms, supported by 100% automated optical inspection for dimensional and surface quality.

Results and Achievements

Achieved smooth suture deployment without snagging or mechanical binding in simulated clinical tests.

Maintained stable mass-production yields above 98.5%, accelerating commercialization.

Provided batch traceability and cleanroom documentation to support medical device registration.

Demonstrated Core Capabilities