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phloQS
Hi All,
First of all I am not sure if this is the right forum for this thread, so please admins feel free to move it.
We are producers of implantable hip joints and we use milling and turning to produce them.
During a meeting for risk assessment for a new hip joint there came up a question which no one of us could truly answer:
Are there any residual from the milling process on the surface of the joint? Of course there ist tapping fluid on it and maybe some chips. But we thought of residuals explicitly from the tool. This might be important due to biocompatibility as the tool are made of special metals which are definetely not biocompatible.
So any experts in milling here?
Thanks for your answers in advance
phloQS
First of all I am not sure if this is the right forum for this thread, so please admins feel free to move it.
We are producers of implantable hip joints and we use milling and turning to produce them.
During a meeting for risk assessment for a new hip joint there came up a question which no one of us could truly answer:
Are there any residual from the milling process on the surface of the joint? Of course there ist tapping fluid on it and maybe some chips. But we thought of residuals explicitly from the tool. This might be important due to biocompatibility as the tool are made of special metals which are definetely not biocompatible.
So any experts in milling here?
Thanks for your answers in advance
phloQS