Comparison with other methods
Mechanical polishing
- uses abrasives to remove unevenness. This can lead to microcracks and material deformation, which are detrimental to medical components.
Chemical etching
- dissolves material in a targeted manner using strong acids or alkalis. This can lead to uneven surfaces and unwanted chemical residues.
Electro-polishing
- removes material without subjecting the components to mechanical stress. This occurs at the microscopic level —ideal for medical applications.
Indispensable for medical technology
Electropolishing improves the quality, durability, and safety of medical components and is an efficient alternative to conventional polishing techniques.
Enhanced corrosion resistance
Enhanced corrosion resistance
The surface is passivated to reduce further corrosion processes, thereby extending the service life of the components.
Optimized biocompatibility
Optimized biocompatibility
The purity and smoothness of the surface minimizes the risk of unwanted reactions with tissue or fluids.
Improved hygiene
Improved hygiene
Removing microscopic roughness reduces the possibility of germs sticking and makes sterilization easier.
Aesthetic and functional perfection
Aesthetic and functional perfection
Electropolished surfaces offer the functional advantage of reduced friction, thereby contributing to increased safety.
From the idea to the finished system
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