Orthopedic instrument sets, built to the same rev.

Drivers, reamers, guides, trials, handles and sterilization cases for orthopedic and spine instrument programs. We source CNC machining, Swiss turning, sheet metal and finishing through a vetted vendor network that includes manufacturing partners operating under ISO 13485. One project manager keeps every component in the set on the same revision, with certs and inspection records for your quality file.

How we review it

Your project manager and a technical lead review every print within 24 hours. For instrument sets we check mating fits across components from different shops, hardness and heat treat callouts, and laser marking content, then plan the build so the whole set ships together.

Quality + Compliance

ISO 13485 Compliant · AS9100D Compliant · ISO 9001:2015 · Material certs every order · FAI on request

What we source

Every part in the set on one schedule.

Drivers + handles
Turned and milled.
Reamers + cutting guides
Hardened stainless.
Trials + sizers
Machined to print.
Quick-connect fittings
Swiss turned.
Drill guides + sleeves
Tight-tolerance bores.
Sterilization cases
Formed, perforated aluminum.
Case inserts + brackets
Machined and molded.
Marked parts
Sizes, part numbers + lots.

Specifications

What a typical instrument set looks like.

Tolerances
±0.001" on mating features.
Metals
17-4 PH, 316L, Ti-6Al-4V, aluminum.
Plastics
PEEK, Delrin, UHMWPE.
Post-processing
Heat treat, passivation, anodize, marking.
Documentation
Material + heat treat certs. FAI on request.
Quote review
Within 24 hours.

Before it’s built

A set is only as good as its worst-fitting part. We check quick-connect and driver fits stacked across vendors, heat treat that changes size after machining, and case layouts that don’t match the final instrument revision.

Orthopedic instrument questions

Precision Expedited is ISO 13485 compliant, and our vendor network includes manufacturing partners operating under ISO 13485. Programs that require a certified source go to one. Note the requirement with your RFQ.

One project manager tracks every component in the set, including the case and inserts, so they’re built to the same revision and ship together.

Yes. Heat treat and hardness callouts are confirmed during drawing review, and we plan machining around size change after heat treat. Heat treat certs ship with the order.

Yes. Cases are formed from perforated aluminum, with machined and molded inserts and brackets. We check case layouts against the final instrument revision before the build.

Yes. Laser marking is done to your spec, and we confirm marking content during drawing review.

A STEP file and 2D print, material and finish, quantities and timing, and hardness, heat treat and marking requirements. Missing something? Send what you have and we’ll ask for the rest.

What makes us different

DFM review before anything runs.

Every drawing reviewed before sourcing. Rework in Inconel costs ten times what it costs in aluminum.

One contact. Full accountability.

One PM from first drawing review through final delivery. No handoffs. No surprises.

Parts inspected before shipment.

Full traceability on every part. Chain of custody from raw stock through outgoing inspection.

The right shop, not the cheapest quote.

Every supplier qualified against AS9100 requirements. Machinists selected for experience in hard material.