Material Screening
Compare materials such as PP vs. TPE behavior under real molding conditions; evaluate finish, ejection, and shrink for fixture or accessory parts.
High-quality and consistent outputs are critical for medical products where safety and compliance are non-negotiable. APSX’s small-footprint injection molding machines are ideal for producing high-precision components in medical and dental applications. From prototyping new devices to short-run production of specialized parts, APSX-PIM for plastic parts and APSX-LSR for silicone parts combine reliability, cost-effectiveness, and ease-of-use to help you navigate stringent regulatory environments.
Slow Outsourcing | Outsourced tooling delays
Quotes, tooling, and small-lot orders add weeks—slowing design-freeze decisions and pre-trial work.
Prototype ≠ Production | Prototype vs production gap
3D prints are essential, but they don’t show injection-grade material behavior, process windows, or QC documentation.
Validation Pressures | Quality and validation expectations
R&D needs repeatable parts for mechanical testing, bench validation, and human-factors studies—on a budget and timeline.
The APSX-PIM V3 and APSX-LSR V1 an all-electric, enclosed, automatic injection molding machines designed for quick setup and quick production. Teams experience a realistic manufacturing workflow: tune process parameters, control cycle time, measure parts, and document quality—skills that are critical to medical industry.

Compare materials such as PP vs. TPE behavior under real molding conditions; evaluate finish, ejection, and shrink for fixture or accessory parts.
Test gates, runners, draft, and wall thickness on a low-cost aluminum mold. See knit lines, sink, and flash—and learn to correct them.
Produce a 20-piece batch, measure key features, compute averages/ranges, and document process settings for repeatability.
Rapidly iterate human-factors grips, sensor housings, caps, clips, and couplers for bench setups and pilot assemblies.

Surgical Instrument Components
Precision handles, clips, or housings for single-use or reusable devices and disposable collectors out of plastics. Also, mask seals, catheter tips, surgical instrument grips and drug delivery component out of LSR silicone material.
Dental Trays & Orthodontic Parts
Customized trays, aligners, or brackets for patient-specific treatments. In these highly regulated markets, development cycles involve multiple rounds of testing and validation. 3D-printed molds offer a cost-effective way to produce functional prototypes (e.g., instrument housings, dental trays) for testing, clinical evaluations, or short pilot runs.
Diagnostic Device Housings
Durable, sterile-friendly enclosures for portable or bench-top medical devices.
Implantable Prototyping
Rapid, in-house prototyping of implants and related hardware under controlled conditions. Orthodontic brackets or surgical instruments with Metal Injection Molding PIM-MIM.
APSX systems are used by organizations including Siemens, NASA, and MIT, plus hundreds of medical institutions and R&D teams since 2017.

Common engineering thermoplastics (PP, ABS, PC, HDPE, Nylon and POM) in hand-sized parts with short runners. Cycle times are typically one minute.
Yes. You can machine aluminum molds by using the templates we provide.
No need for any assembly job. But a 2-hour remote first part session with an APSX engineer is available on request.
We provide a portfolio of financing selections.
Let’s discuss how APSX-PIM V3 can enhance your product development and give you a competitive edge.

APSX’s small-footprint Swiss CNC lathe, the APSX-NANO, provides medical device manufacturers, dental labs, and research institutions with the ability to produce intricate, high-quality metal components in-house. From custom implants to specialized instrument parts, APSX-NANO delivers the accuracy and repeatability needed to meet stringent industry standards.

Learn how the APSX-NANO Swiss CNC lathe can advance your production capabilities, reduce costs, and support the highest quality standards in medical and dental innovation. Let’s shape a healthier future—together!