Precision Laser Cutting

GTI’s laser cutting achieves tolerances as tight as ±5 microns (0.005 mm), suitable for implants, surgical tools, and delicate medical components.

The technology supports precise cutting of complex parts and components made from thin tubes and metal sheets, including various types of stainless steel, nitinol, titanium, aluminum, copper, brass, tungsten, nickel alloy, and carbon steel, along with additional materials commonly used in the medical device and aerospace industries.

Laser cutting is highly focused and accurate. The “tool” is a laser beam approximately 15 to 20 microns in diameter, enabling clean cutting edges and minimal distortion and HAZ.  This capability enables the processing of very small and delicate parts.

Yes. GTI also offers laser welding of metal components for the medical and aerospace industries, including complex materials such as Nitinol, titanium, and PH stainless steels, while preserving material properties and joint strength.

Absolutely. GTI Medical’s engineering team supports the customer from the initial R&D stage through production definition to ensure an accurate and efficient outcome.

Yes. GTI specializes in producing precise prototypes during the development of medical and other products.

GTI operates in accordance with international quality standards, including ISO 13485 for medical device manufacturing and ISO 9001.

The technology supports cutting of small, thin components ranging from 10 microns to 2.5 mm in thickness, depending on the material.

Yes. GTI integrates laser cutting with laser welding, surface finishing, electropolishing, cleaning, and machining to provide a complete solution under one roof. The company also offers turnkey projects, including clean-room assembly.

You can contact GTI Medical via the website, phone, or email. A specialist will return promptly with a professional response and a quotation, typically within 24 hours.