Fry Steel Company is ISO 13485:2016 certified, demonstrating our commitment to quality and compliance in the medical industry. We provide metal solutions that meet ASTM F-899 guidelines, enabling OEMs and manufacturing partners to produce high-performance medical devices, surgical instruments, and other essential healthcare components with confidence.
“Our medical device customers appreciate and respect our industry know-how. In their eyes, it’s a game changer. With over 50 years of experience in medical device, we’ve used our clients medical hardware in hundreds of operating rooms across the United States. We’ve supported their surgeon partners as they operate on patients. It’s that expertise, along with an industry leading responsiveness and inventory that will position Fry at the forefront of medical device innovation.”
Ross McCoy | Sales
Fry Steel is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certified, supplying materials that meet ASTM F-899 standards for stainless steels used in surgical instruments and other medical applications. We’re also audited annually by an internationally recognized third party, reaffirming our commitment to precision and integrity in every order.
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Modern medical devices are meticulously engineered for safety, durability, and precision. That means each medical device material used in their construction must be carefully chosen. No matter their application, metals must be extremely resistant to corrosion, have a high strength-to-weight ratio, and excellent machinability. The stakes are high; choosing the right materials may mean the difference between life and death.
For organizations in the medical device industry, ISO 13485 sets the gold standard for quality control. This certification is designed to ensure every element of the medical device manufacturing process, from the metals used for medical devices to the final product, are made in a controlled, safe, and well-documented environment for the best possible outcome.
Doctors, nurses, and many others in the medical field require reliable medical equipment made out of the proper materials for maximum effectiveness. Stainless steel is one of the most commonly used metals in medical industries, with other popular options including aluminum, titanium, and cobalt chrome. In this article, we’ll discuss more about where the medical industry uses surgical steel and three of the benefits of this superior metal.
