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Clean, repeatable, documented finishes for instrument housings, carts, frames, enclosures and capital equipment — run under an ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D quality system with the traceability medical buyers have to be able to show.
Request a Quote(972) 475-2726Medical finishing is less about exotic chemistry than about consistency and proof. The finish has to clean easily, survive repeated wipedown, look the same on unit five hundred as on unit one, and come with records.
Hard, non-porous, easily wiped films for carts, frames, housings, stands and enclosures. Powder has no solvents and gives excellent edge coverage, which matters on sheet-metal assemblies with a lot of formed edges.
For substrates or geometries that cannot take a full cure cycle, or where a specific gloss, texture or color system is specified.
Control panel legends, safety markings, model and serial identification and instruction text screened onto the finished surface.
Bearing surfaces, threads, grounding points, sealing faces and mating surfaces stay bare — specified on the traveler and verified at inspection.
Medical device manufacturers are audited, and their suppliers get audited with them. What matters is not just that the finish is right but that you can demonstrate it was right, on that lot, on that date.
ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D. Coatings run inside the same certified scope as the plating and anodizing lines.
Lot traceability, certificates of conformance and film thickness records are standard practice, not a special request.
Color formulation and process parameters are recorded so replacement panels and spares match the units already in the field.
Passivation on stainless instruments, chem film on aluminum, powder on the enclosure — all in one company, on one purchase order.
Yes. Citric and nitric passivation run at Gleco Plating in the same company. A device with passivated stainless components and a powder-coated enclosure is one order rather than two vendors and a transit leg between them.
Antimicrobial powders are available on request. Tell us in the RFQ if the application calls for one, and share any performance claim your regulatory group needs to support so we can specify a product that matches it.
That depends on the disinfectant and the coating. Tell us which agents the device will see — quaternary ammonium, alcohol, bleach solutions and hydrogen peroxide behave very differently against different resin systems — and we will pick a coating rated for it rather than one that merely looks right.
Certificate of conformance as standard. Lot traceability, film thickness data, first article inspection reports and material certifications on request. Specify what the package must contain in the RFQ so it is built into the job.
Yes. Prototype and batch quantities run through the same certified system as production, which means the finish you qualify is the finish you get at volume.
Yes. Send a target and we record the formulation. Repeat orders, later production and service parts are matched to the same standard rather than re-eyeballed each time.
Substrate, finish, disinfectants the device will see and what has to stay bare. Quotes typically back within one business day.
