Spectralytics offers precision laser contract manufacturing to the diagnostic, medical device, life science, drug & pharmaceutical industries assisting in their manufacturing process for implantable devices, surgical implements, medical instruments, diagnostic devices and catheter components.

Contract Manufacturing capabilities

Our reputable laser processing capabilities include standard as well specialty laser processing services:

• Laser cutting
• Laser welding
• Laser drilling
• Laser micromachining
• Laser ablation
• Laser skiving
• Laser profiling
• Laser wire-stripping

Applications

Spectralytics expertise provides the medical industry with world-class quality laser processing for the manufacture of implantable devices, surgical implements, medical instruments, diagnostic devices andconsumables. 

• Laser cut stents
• Spiral-cut catheter shafts
• Laser cut endoscopic tools
• Laser welding orthopedic tools
• Sealing catheter tips
• Laser drilling orifice plates
• Laser drilling delivery ports
• Laser cutting & welding Hypotubing
• Laser cutting multi-lumen tubing
• Laser drilling embolic protection devices
• Laser drilling drug delivery and irrigation catheters
• Laser cutting Polymer Stents
• Laser micro-drilling in electrodes
• Laser cutting micro-scale NiTi tubing
• Laser marking on catheters and introducers
• Laser cutting flexible marker bands
• Laser cutting thin films
• Labeling and serialization of implantable devices

Common Materials 

We are set up to handle many materials with our diverse selection of laser equipment.

• Stainless Steel
• Cobalt chrome alloys
• Nitinol
• Platinum
• Polymers
• Bioabsorbable Polymers
• Titanium
• Aluminum
• Composites

Contract Manufacturing

Spectralytics is a contract manufacturing company supporting the medical device community. With 7 wavelengths and over 40 systems, we have the proper laser workstation available to match your application.  These workstations range from high power fiberlasers to Femtosecond “cold cutting” laser systems, as well as Nd:YAG, Excimer, fiber and Triple Frequency YAG laser systems.

In addition to laser processing we offer assembly, including lining and heat shrinking of hypotube; electropolishing; heat treating and passivating metal components. Many of these operations are performed in class 10,000 or 100,000 cleanrooms depending on the requirements of your project.

The Company

Spectralytics is dedicated to the medical and micro laser materials processing technology. Our laser solutions can make the smallest of parts with the most critical of tolerances. We work with plastic, metal, composites and more. No job is too odd or too difficult.  Best known in the industry for precision stent machining and drilling close tolerance holes required for catheters and embolic protection devices

We provide prototypes as well as research and development to solve complex challenges with a focus on product support and cost-reduction. Our team of in-house engineers and manufacturing specialists combine technical knowledge and know-how from idea to market, so our customers can be confident of reaching a successful outcome.

Spectralytics, an ISO 13485 certified company located in Minnesota, with close proximity to the twin cities, Spectralytics is the “go to” company for your medical laser processing needs. 

Company Overview

Spectralytics provides laser solutions to our customers worldwide, across many industries. We can make the smallest of parts with the most critical of tolerances in plastics, metal, composites and more. We also prototype and in some cases do complete technology transfers. No job is too odd or too difficult.

Whatever you call it, micro-holedrilling, micromachining, precision laser drilling, medical device manufacturing, stent production,stent cutting, stent machining, or laser welding, Spectralytics does it. Laser ablation, laser skiving, laser marking, laser stripping, precision medical leads, surgical electrodes - it's all part of our vocabulary. From precision stent machining to the drilling of close tolerance holes required for catheters and embolic protection devices - and that's just the beginning of our capabilities.