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Medical Castings |
Biocompatible Alloy & Precision Components

Precision medical castings in biocompatible alloys delivered in weeks — not months — with zero tooling investment required.

Rapid Precision Castings produces high-performance medical device components using our patented LAMP™ ceramic 3D printing technology — delivering first parts in 2–4 weeks at reduced cost, with no dies, patterns, or tooling required for prototyping or production.

Benefits of Rapid Precision Castings for the Production of Medical Components

Zero Tooling Investment Required

Traditional medical castings require $25,000–$100,000+ in dies and tooling before a single part is made, plus 16–20 weeks of lead time. Our LAMP™ technology eliminates that barrier:

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No dies, patterns, or molds — your CAD file goes directly to casting.
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No minimum order quantities, enabling low-volume medical device prototyping.
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No tooling lead time, removing months of upfront development delay.
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Supports healthcare supply chain access and FDA-compliant operations.

10x Faster Development Timelines

Legacy investment casting processes take 52–80 weeks for tooling design and qualification. Digital Foundry™ delivers parts in as little as 2–4 weeks:

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CAD to first casting in 2–4 weeks, proven on surgical instruments, orthopedic implants, and implantable devices.
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No tooling fabrication phase — production begins immediately.
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Rapid design iteration capability with no tooling to rebuild or requalify between cycles.
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Enhancing operational efficiency and improving patient outcomes.

Production-Equivalent Material Properties

Few domestic foundries can deliver medical castings in biocompatible alloys that meet specific requirements for medical applications:

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ASTM F75 cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloys for surgical implants and orthopedic devices — offering high durability, wear resistance, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance.
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Stainless steel 316L and 17-4 PH for surgical instruments, hospital equipment, and structural medical components.
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Nickel and cobalt alloys for specialized medical devices requiring critical application performance.
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The same process scales seamlessly from prototype to full production volumes.

Industry Applications

Biocompatible Alloy Casting

We produce medical investment castings in FDA-recognized biocompatible materials with the precision required for medical applications:

Complex Medical Components

Traditional investment casting cannot produce the complex geometries modern medical devices demand. Our LAMP™ process integrates all internal features into a single printed ceramic shell:

Medical Castings Applications Gallery

Our Medical Casting Process

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Medical Device CAD Analysis and Optimization

Every medical casting begins with a fully optimized digital model — whether from your CAD file, 2D drawings, physical samples, or 3D scans. Our engineering team integrates all features into a single printable ceramic shell structure:

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CAD analysis and design optimization for LAMP™ ceramic shell production.
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Model creation from 2D drawings, physical samples, or 3D reverse-engineering scans.
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All cores and internal features integrated — eliminating traditional tooling design phases.
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Legacy medical component reconstruction when original technical data packages are unavailable.
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LAMP™ Medical-Grade Ceramic Shell Printing

Our proprietary Large Area Maskless Photopolymerization process prints ceramic investment casting shells directly from your digital file — no wax patterns, no core assembly, no traditional shell building. The result is a monolithic ceramic shell with all internal features integrated:

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4.1 million UV beams with 15-micron pixel resolution cure ceramic slurry in 100-micron layers.
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Integrated cores eliminate complex multi-piece tooling chains entirely.
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Build volumes up to 24" × 24" × 24" for production-scale medical components.
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Surface finishes below 4 microns RMS with ±2-micron positioning accuracy.
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Biocompatible Alloy Casting and Quality Validation

Printed ceramic shells are thermally processed and sintered to over 99.5% density before casting. We produce a broad range of medical alloys for critical applications:

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ASTM F75 cobalt alloys, stainless steel 316L and 17-4 PH, and nickel alloys for medical devices and orthopedics.
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Full quality control, ISO-compliant inspection, and nondestructive testing provide reliability, durability, and patient safety.
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Complete material certifications and traceability supporting FDA regulatory submissions.
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Guaranteed operational efficiency, performance, and longevity for medical devices.

Why Choose Rapid Precision Castings for Medical Applications?

Proven Medical Device Credentials

Our facility is fully credentialed for medical device applications, with validated experience across orthopedic, surgical, and implantable device programs:

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ITAR registered, CAGE code 71N28, with quality systems supporting FDA regulatory pathways.
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Components produced for leading medical device manufacturers requiring biocompatible materials and tight tolerances.
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Complete material certifications and traceability documentation at every stage of production.

Technology Leadership in Medical Casting

Our LAMP™ ceramic 3D printing innovation is backed by over a decade of government-funded validation. No other domestic foundry offers comparable medical casting capabilities:

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Over $11 million validated through DARPA, ARPA-E, and America Makes programs.
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26+ patents across six countries protecting core ceramic printing innovations.
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The same proven technology that delivers aerospace superalloy components — applied to biocompatible medical alloys.

Complete Domestic Medical Supply Chain

All medical castings are produced domestically, guaranteeing compliance and rapid support for medical device projects:

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Atlanta-based location provides Build America compliance and access to a regulated healthcare supply chain.
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Strategic partnerships with U.S. foundries for scalable production capacity.
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Supports FDA-controlled program requirements across all care settings.

Our Medical Device Manufacturing Services

Our medical castings manufacturing services support medical device companies throughout the United States from our advanced Digital Foundry™ facility in Atlanta, Georgia:

Southeast Medical Corridor: Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina

Medical Device Hubs: California, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Texas, New York

Research Centers: North Carolina Research Triangle, Boston/Cambridge, San Diego, Denver

Manufacturing Regions: Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Connecticut

We serve medical device manufacturers nationwide with domestic manufacturing supporting regulatory compliance requirements.

Contact Rapid Precision Castings Today

Ready to eliminate tooling costs and accelerate medical device development with the most advanced biocompatible casting technology in the United States?

Contact our medical casting specialists today:

Get in Touch

Visit our contact us page

Email

support@rapidprecisioncastings.com

Phone

470-225-6987

Address

1876 Defoor Ave NW, Suite 3, Atlanta, GA 30318, USA

Transform your medical device development timeline with tooling-free precision casting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Castings

Sand casting, investment casting, die casting, and permanent mold casting. Investment casting is preferred for medical applications because it delivers precision, surface finish, and biocompatibility for surgical instruments, orthopedic implants, and implantable devices.

Orthopedic surgeons, emergency physicians, and primary care doctors apply medical casts. In manufacturing, medical castings refer to precision components made with investment casting, including surgical instruments and implantable devices using cobalt alloys and stainless steel.

Rapid Precision Castings’ Digital Foundry™ in Atlanta, Georgia, provides precision medical castings, surgical instruments, and implantable devices nationwide. Domestic manufacturing supports FDA compliance and healthcare supply chain requirements. Contact us or call 470-225-6987 to discuss your medical casting project.