Precision Metal Stamping, Forming, Coining

Norwood Medical Precision Metal Stamping

The process of precision metal stamping includes a variety of sheet-metal manufacturing capabilities, including forming and coining. As experienced professionals in metal stamping, Norwood Medical uses these techniques to create precise medical devices which meet our customers’ specific requirements.

With forming techniques, Norwood Medical’s operators manufacture medical components by altering the form of the metal with heat and mechanical pressure. Coining is another form of precision stamping used to manufacture high-precision parts with small or polished surface features.

Norwood Medical facilities are equipped with a number of presses to support a wide range of medical device needs for our customers. Because Norwood is a vertically integrated supplier, we also engineer and fabricate the dies used in the stamping processes.

Stamping, forming, coining and die fabrication are just a few ways we help our customers with manufacturing support. Of course, our Quality and Engineering groups work together to help design and implement solutions that are most cost-effective and functionally sound. If you are looking for a full-service contract manufacturer for your medical devices, Norwood Medical is that supplier.

Medical Device Manufacturer

Medical Device Manufacturer

Norwood Medical focuses exclusively on medical device manufacturing. We have over 40 years experience helping customers deliver innovative products to market with speed and lean manufacturing practices.

  • Vertically integrated to solve problems quickly
  • Focused quality processes assure excellence

In an industry that demands the highest precision to ensure the safety and wellness of medical patients, Norwood Medical understands and accepts its critical role in this supply chain.

Dedication to Quality

Dedication to Quality

Norwood assures customer satisfaction and product safety through a robust and proven Quality System. We recognize that there is no place for implants, instruments or procedures that don’t meet the very highest quality standards

  • 21 CFR 820 FDA Quality System Regulation (QSR) compliant and ISO 13485:2016 certified
  • Deploying ASQ Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Staff
  • Utilizing ISO 14971:2012 risk management system for medical devices