PEEK Portfolio

PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) has been a popular material for micro medical devices. Because it’s one of the easiest materials to machine, it’s convenient for their prototyping phase. Although successful micro molding with PEEK is possible and yields a much more homogeneous product than machining, the medical-grade PEEK required for injection molding is very expensive and its high melt temperature makes for extremely difficult processing conditions. Ask our team about whether PEEK is the optimal material choice for your micro medical device.

PEEK Biopsy Marker

Micro Materials: This biopsy marker device is molded from 20% BaSO4-filled PEEK (PolyEther Ether Keytone). Micro Features: The implant is 1.5mm in diameter, with small holes that are 0.5mm in diameter. Description: This long-term PEEK medical implant required...

Undermolded PEEK Anchor Device

Materials: The undermolded anchor device is made from PEEK. Description: The anchor device is “under molded”. Yes, it’s possible! Are you developing an overmolded micro medical device? Talk to MTD. MTD specializes in overmolding—a process for...

PEEK Implant

Micro Materials: This device is molded from PEEK (PolyEther Ether Keytone). Micro Features: 0.022″ (0.56 mm) ID Passage for the implant. Description: This PEEK implant is used as a soft tissue-bone anchor device in orthopedic or minimally invasive reconstructive...

Carbon-Filled PEEK Sports Medicine Device

Micro Material: Carbon-Filled PEEK thermoplastic Micro Features: The component is overmolded over a .031″ diameter stainless steel rod. Description: Micro overmolding with Carbon-Filled PEEK with a 400° F mold temperature present many challenges. As a micro...