
Precision Manufacturing for Medical Technology
Medical equipment and instrumentation depend on components manufactured with exceptional accuracy, repeatability, and attention to detail. Maitland Engineering provides complex, close-tolerance machining for medical OEMs and equipment manufacturers developing products used in surgical, diagnostic, laboratory, and patient-care environments.
Our Swiss turning, multi-axis milling and turning, ultra-precision grinding, EDM, and microscopic deburring capabilities are especially well suited for small, intricate components with fine features and demanding surface requirements. Maitland can support customers from prototype quantities through sustained production.
Why Choose Maitland Precision for Medical Manufacturing?
Medical components demand exceptional precision, consistency, and process control. Maitland combines advanced machining capabilities, experienced teams, and rigorous quality systems to manufacture intricate components for surgical, diagnostic, laboratory, and patient-care applications.

Common Medical Components
Maitland’s capabilities support the manufacture of components such as:
- Surgical instrument components
- Orthopedic instrument components
- Robotic surgery components
- Small-diameter Swiss-turned components
- Valve bodies and fluid-control components
- Precision fittings and connectors
Medical Materials Expertise
We machine materials commonly used in medical equipment, surgical instruments, and life-science applications, including:
- Medical-grade stainless steels (316, 304L)
- Titanium alloys (Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V, Grade 23 Ti-6Al-4V ELI)
- Aluminum alloys (6061-T6, 7075-T6, 2024-T3)
- Cobalt-chromium and specialty alloys (CoCrMo – ASTM F75)
- Copper and brass alloys (C10100, C11000)

Precision Manufacturing for Medical Innovation
Partner with Maitland Engineering for complex medical components manufactured with the accuracy, consistency, and attention to detail demanding applications require.
Explore Our Full Range of Capabilities
From multi-axis milling and turning to fabrication, inspection, and finishing, Maitland Engineering offers the advanced capabilities needed to support complex, high-precision manufacturing projects.







