Micro molds and sub-micron machining for the medical devices that don't tolerate variance. Prototyped, validated, and shipped by a team that holds ±1µm as a baseline expectation.
Vertical integration — molding, machining, and design under one roof — kills the handoffs that add weeks and defects. We own the whole cavity lifecycle, so your part ships faster and your documentation stays clean.

Injection molding for parts measured in milligrams. PEEK, LCP, COC, Ultem — bio-compatible plastics, tight shot weights, and documented process windows.

5-axis milling and surface grinding down to sub-micron feature sizes. Stainless, titanium, tungsten carbide, and exotic alloys for the geometries that injection won't tolerate.

DfM, tooling strategy, and mold-flow simulation before a single cutter touches steel. We join your program at the napkin stage if you let us.
Catheter tips, drug-delivery components, surgical instruments, diagnostic disposables — we build the interior geometry nobody sees and everybody depends on. Medical is the majority of our work because medical is where variance kills.

The reason to trust a micro shop isn't its equipment list — it's who's standing at the machine. These are the people who'll be running yours.
Previously founded Parcus Medical (sports-medicine orthopedics) and Machined Metals (precision contract manufacturing). Ten-plus issued patents across device and tooling. Future Micro Mold exists because medical and micro-precision live at the same intersection — and nobody was running it right.
Eight-plus years in medical-device design and process engineering. Owns your part from CAD through first-article validation. When a tolerance call has to happen at 3pm on a Thursday, you're on the phone with Anderson — not a project manager who has to ask someone else.
Seasoned moldmakers, machinists, and inspectors — the rest of the twelve-person shop that turns CAD into steel and steel into the part you spec'd. Every one of them chose micro because the tolerance is the point.
Send us a print, a CAD file, or a sketch on a napkin. We'll reply with a quote, a tooling recommendation, and a realistic date — usually within 48 hours.