Cobalt Chrome

Precision machining of cobalt chrome involves highly accurate processes to shape and finish cobalt-chromium alloys, commonly used in medical implants, aerospace, and automotive components. Due to its hardness and resistance to wear, machining cobalt chrome requires specialized equipment, such as diamond-coated tools or high-speed steel, and careful control of cutting parameters. The result is parts with superior strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility, essential for demanding applications. Primo Medical group routinely machines cobalt chrome for orthopedic implants.