AIP Precision Machining wins medical design award

AIP provided early stage design assistance along with manufacturing process development and supply of the complex radiolucent carbon fiber targeting jig assembly. The Orthofix Ankle Compression Nailing System is an ankle fusion nail device consisting of an implant, screws, and locking caps. The implant is inserted through the base of the calcaneus into the medullary canal of the tibia via a radio-translucent dual targeting arm.

"This is a tremendous honor for our company," said John MacDonald, vice president at AIP Precision Machining. "Critical suppliers normally work behind the scenes and remain the unsung heroes of OEM product development. We are truly appreciative of both our OEM partner and the MDEA program for recognizing the efforts of critical suppliers."

AIP Precision Machining

AIP Precision Machining is a leading manufacturer of precision machined plastic and carbon fiber components for the world's most challenging aerospace, defense, energy, and medical devices. The company uses the latest CNC equipment, inspection techniques, and advanced programming to manufacture complex products with unmatched precision and reliability. Their staff of programming experts, along with extensive material and industry knowledge, provides customers with capabilities and solutions unique in the marketplace. AIP Precision Machining is headquartered in Daytona Beach, Florida and is a division of FAST Group-Houston, Inc. which is a member of the Fenner PLC global group of companies.

Fenner PLC ("Fenner") is a leading global provider of local, engineered solutions for performance critical applications. The group operates through two divisions:

The Engineered Conveyor Solutions (ECS) division, trading under the Fenner Dunlop, Fenner and Dunlop brand names, is a recognized leader in the global conveying market. The division offers a unique, comprehensive suite of products and services, which cover the conveying needs of mining, power generation and bulk handling markets.

The Advanced Engineered Products (AEP) division excels at solving customers' most challenging application problems. Drawing from an unprecedented array of polymer, elastomer and textile technologies, the division routinely develops innovative performance-critical components for OEM customers in markets from underground oil exploration/mining to satellites/aircraft, specialty off-road vehicles to implantable medical devices, and from bank note dispensers to wind turbines.

AIP Precision Machining