Diagnostic equipment parts, from first unit to fleet.
Chassis, enclosures, brackets, fluidic manifolds, optical mounts and harnesses for diagnostic instruments and lab equipment. We source sheet metal, CNC machining, injection molding, finishing and electromechanical assembly through a vetted vendor network. One project manager runs metal, molded and wired parts as one program with one ship date, documented for your quality file.
How we review it
Your project manager and a technical lead review every print within 24 hours. For instrument builds we check fits between chassis, covers and internal mounts, cosmetic finish and color standards, and manifold sealing surfaces, then match each part to a shop sized for your build rate.
Quality + Compliance
ISO 13485 Compliant · AS9100D Compliant · ISO 9001:2015 · Material certs every order · FAI on request
What we source
Machined, molded, and wired on one date.
- Chassis + frames
- Formed and welded.
- Enclosures + covers
- Sheet metal and molded.
- Fluidic manifolds
- Machined plastics + aluminum.
- Optical + sensor mounts
- Tight-tolerance machined.
- Brackets + rails
- Sheet metal.
- Front panels
- Painted and marked.
- Wire harnesses
- Built to print.
- Sub-assemblies
- Electromechanical.
Specifications
What a typical instrument build looks like.
- Tolerances
- ±0.005" standard. ±0.001" on critical features.
- Metals
- Aluminum, stainless, steel.
- Plastics
- PEEK, Delrin, acrylic, medical-grade resins.
- Finishes
- Powder coat, paint, anodize, laser marking.
- Documentation
- Material certs, FAI, inspection records.
- Quote review
- Within 24 hours.
Before it’s built
Diagnostic instruments get judged on cosmetics as much as function. We flag color and finish standards that need a callout, manifold flatness tighter than the material will hold, and covers that should move from sheet metal to molding at your next build quantity.
Diagnostic equipment questions
Yes. Manifolds are machined in acrylic, PEEK, Delrin and aluminum. We check sealing surfaces and flatness callouts against what the material will hold during drawing review.
Color, finish and cosmetic standards are set at quote and inspected against on every build. We flag any standard that needs a callout on the print.
Yes. Chassis, molded covers, harnesses and electromechanical sub-assemblies run as one program with one project manager and one ship date.
Usually as build quantities grow. We flag that crossover at quote so tooling can be planned ahead of your next build.
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.
A STEP file and 2D print, material and finish, quantities and timing, and cosmetic, color and sealing requirements. Missing something? Send what you have and we’ll ask for the rest.
