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Six capabilities, one quality system

Everything a device needs between design freeze and shipment, in one building and under one set of procedures.

Threaded implant screws being turned on a CNC lathe

Precision Machining

Swiss CNC Machining

Implants, bone screws, and instrument components in titanium, cobalt chrome, PEEK, and 300 and 400 series stainless.

  • Swiss-type lathes to 32 mm bar
  • Tolerances to +/- 0.0002 in
  • Thread whirling for bone screws
  • Passivation and electropolish
Tray of clear micro-molded medical components beside a mold

Micro Molding

Medical Injection Molding

Micro and precision molding in medical-grade resins, with scientific molding and cavity pressure monitoring on every press.

  • Presses from 15 to 220 tons
  • Shot weights under 0.1 g
  • Insert and overmolding
  • PEEK, PC, COC, and LSR
Technicians in gowns working at assembly benches in a cleanroom

Cleanroom

Cleanroom Assembly

Finished device and subassembly work in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom, including bonding, tipping, and functional testing.

  • 12,000 sq ft ISO Class 7
  • UV and solvent bonding
  • Catheter tipping and forming
  • Leak, flow, and pull testing
Inspector measuring a metal implant on an optical measuring system

Laser Processing

Laser Marking and Welding

UDI laser marking that survives passivation and repeated sterilization, and fine laser welding for instruments and housings.

  • UDI and GS1 DataMatrix marking
  • Fiber and ultrafast lasers
  • Hermetic and spot welding
  • Mark verification to ISO 29158
Technician sealing a sterile device pouch on a heat sealer

Packaging

Sterile Packaging

Pouch and tray sealing with validated parameters, labeling, and managed sterilization through qualified EO and gamma partners.

  • Validated pouch and tray sealers
  • Seal strength and dye testing
  • Managed EO and gamma sterilization
  • Label and IFU control
Engineer reviewing a CAD model of a handheld surgical instrument

Engineering

DFM and New Product Introduction

Design for manufacturability reviews, prototype builds, and process development that turns your design into a repeatable, documented process.

  • DFM review within five days
  • Prototype and pilot builds
  • pFMEA and control plans
  • IQ, OQ, and PQ protocols

From Drawing to Production.

How a new program moves through Lindqvist

  1. DFM Review

    Written manufacturability findings on your design within five business days.

  2. Prototype

    Parts built on production-intent equipment so early data carries forward.

  3. Process Development

    pFMEA, control plans, and fixtures built around your critical features.

  4. Validation

    IQ, OQ, and PQ executed and reported under your change control.

  5. Production

    Scheduled production with device history records shipped with every lot.

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